Our Chi Rho group is for young people P6 and older. We gather every 2nd Sunday as part of the 10.30am Sunday service at Barnhill St. Margaret’s but move to the Church Hall to continue our own bible-based discussion and activities. These activities usually centre around food and games which are linked with the theme of that week’s service.
Chi-Rho are on a short break at the moment. More information to follow.
At Barnhill St. Margaret’s children are welcome at both our Sunday services.
A creche facility can be provided; please contact office@bfpc.scot by Friday morning if this would be helpful to you.
Children are invited to attend our holiday club with an FBI investigating team theme.
Next session is: to be confirmed
Places are limited, so please contact the office to book a place – office@bfpc.
Our Sunday School at Queen Street East has gone back to its traditional name. Our youngest children are welcome to come along, with or without a family member. We are currently using ‘Spill the Beans’ materials. The children are normally included in the first part of the Church service then go through with their leaders to the hall. They have some joint activities and then split into groups – including Bible class. The children are involved in maintaining a box in the Broughty Ferry community Garden, baking when the opportunity comes as well as a litter picking around Broughty Ferry.
The Sunday School have led the congregation to sponsor the Koroma family in The Gambia allowing the three children to attend school and College. If you could spare a small monthly amount to help the Koroma family, please contact the office for details: office@bfpc.scot
Barnhill St. Margaret’s and St Aidan’s Centre
Barnhill St Margaret’s Tots and Toddlers meet in the Church Hall on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9.30am until 11.00am during school term time (as per Dundee Council Schools timetable).
St Aidan’s Centre Tots and Toddlers meet in St Aidan’s Centre on Friday mornings from 9.30am until 11.00am during school term time (as per Dundee Council Schools timetable).
Our groups are for parents/grandparents who have care of pre-school children and would like an opportunity to meet up with others in the same position. This time together gives a chance for children to socialise with each other and for adults to have some support and company.
There is a wide selection of toys available and snacks are provided as well as tea and coffee for adults.
Barnhill St Margaret’s also has enclosed outdoor space when weather permits.
For more information or to enquire about a place, please contact totsandtoddlers@bfpc.scot
Queen Street East
Parent and toddler group meets in the Church Hall from 9.00am until 11.30am on Tuesday morning.
This group follows the school term timetable of Angus Council.
For more information contact Sarah Green on 07773002704.
St Aidan’s
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For further information on the Youth Club please send an email to Youth@bfpc.scot
Youth Club Dates: A new club will be commencing in the Autumn, details to be confirmed.
44th Dundee BB Company. If you are aged 5 to 17, come along and join our Company. We guarantee that you will have fun and make new friends! The Company meets in Queen Street East Halls on Thursday evenings between 6.30pm and 9.00pm.
Combined band practice (pipes & drums) takes place Tuesdays 7.00pm – 9.00pm at the Gerrard Hall, Church Street, Monifieth.
More information about Boys Brigade can be found here or by emailing 44thdundee@boys-brigade.org.uk
Currently Queen Street East Halls hosts Scouts.
Scouts are a go-getting group of young people aged 10 ½ to 14 who:
For more information about the above Scout group please contact kirsty.thomson@45th.dundeescouts.org.uk
For more general information and to find your closest Scout unit please click here.
Rainbows is for girls age 5-7. Being a Rainbow is all about having the space to learn new things and have fun. Through taking part in a range of activities with girls of their own age, Rainbows develop self-confidence and make lots of new friends. We do arts and crafts, play games, learn new skills, earn badges, have campfires and make a promise to be kind and helpful.
Brownies is about getting together to work on badges, learn new skills, play games and see friends. It’s about trying activities and going to events, day trips, sleepovers, camps and holidays. All Brownies are sure to try new things and take on a broad range of challenges as they explore the topics that sit within our six programme themes – Know Myself, Express Myself, Be Well, Have Adventures, Take Action and Skills For My Future.
Guides have a varied programme designed to inspire and challenge girls from age 10 – 14 years of age. They will be involved in exciting activities at regular meetings to special events and trips away. The Guides will work on different badges and awards which will allow them to develop new skills and try new challenges.
We currently have:
Rainbow, Brownie and Guide Groups running at Barnhill St Margaret’s.
Brownie and Guide Groups running at St. Aidan’s.
Rainbow and Brownies running at St. James.
Rainbow, Brownies and Guides running at Queen Street East
For more information and to find your closest unit please click here.
Where no specific contact details are given in the group or activity description, further information can be provided by contacting the Church Office at office@bfpc.scot or 01382 737294
In addition to the above activities, we have a number of different clubs and groups running from our Church buildings. If further information is required about any of these activities please contact the group directly.
Craft Punks – Information (BSM)
Tenshinkan Ecosse Karate – Information (QSE)
*BSM – Barnhill St. Margaret’s
*QSE – Queen Street East