Peter Bloxham

Before starting my pilgrimage last week, I chaired a gathering of the Presidents of @ChurchesEngland. A joy to welcome new colleagues, including Archbishop Richard Moth and His Grace Bishop Hovakim Manukyan, as we commit to the Presidents’ Covenant - a shared journey of unity, prayer, and common witness. I look forward to welcoming Presidents of Churches Together at my Installation at Canterbury Cathedral on Wednesday.

In a nod to her origins as a nurse, the new Archbishop will walk up the aisle at Canterbury Cathedral on Wednesday in a hospital gown with a slit up the back.

Final day of the pilgrimage. After worship at St Peter and St Paul in Boughton-under-Blean we walk the final miles into Canterbury, entering through the Westgate Towers before arriving at Canterbury Cathedral. Grateful for everyone who has prayed for us and welcomed us along the way.

Pilgrimage day four. Visits today to Eccles C of E Primary School, Aylesford Priory, and Boxley Church. We’ll end the day with Evening Prayer at St Martin of Tours in Detling.

The new Archbishop of Canterbury will embark on a 6-day walking pilgrimage from London to Canterbury. Starting on 17 March, the 87-mile trek is part of her spiritual preparation for her Installation service at Canterbury Cathedral on 25 March. It is the first time in modern history that an Archbishop of Canterbury has undertaken a pilgrimage of this nature in the lead-up to their Installation. Read more on Anglican News: bit.ly/4rrnZb3 @ArchbishopSarah

As I prepare for my installation at Canterbury Cathedral, it feels deeply humbling to be following in the footsteps of those who have walked this ancient route. I’m looking forward to visiting local churches, cathedrals, and holy sites along the route, and to meeting people, praying with them and hearing their stories. As I walk this path I will be praying for our Church and our world and asking God to bless those we meet. Every Christian life is a pilgrimage, a journey with God. As I begin this new chapter in my own life and ministry, I am grateful to be walking with God and with others. archbishopofcanterbury.org/archbishop-sar…

Pancake Party tickets are still available: do join us tonight if you can! You're encouraged to come to worship tomorrow, especially High Mass & Imposition of Ashes at 8pm, marking the start of #Lent2026. @churchofengland @ChurchesSM5 @NewsSutton @scpeurope

Do join us for worship tomorrow, the Sunday before Lent! Refreshments are served after both Masses and a warm welcome awaits you! Sunday Club (primary age) & Crypt Club (secondary) during High Mass. @NewsSutton @Sutton_Music @scpeurope @HoneywoodMuseum

We still have places for a Tenor and an Alto Choral Scholar. If you're interested, contact Antony Matthews (Director of Music) or Ceridwen Fisher (Lead for Choral Outreach), via email. Come and be part of our growing team! Please do repost! @Sutton_Music @saints_choir

"One of Us" was ABBA's final parting single - so we've adapted it into a 🎶 parody we're calling "Exodus" to reflect on the urinary trickle of Tory departures to Reform UK, most notably two driplets from the bottom of the last government's barrel @RobertJenrick & @nadhimzahawi.

We have taken the decision to step away from X. You can still keep up with all the latest Whitgift news and updates on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Happy New Year! Wishing the whole Whitgift community a very happy and healthy 2026🎉 We look forward to welcoming students and staff back for what will be a wonderful Lent Term! ✨

#MerryChristmas and a #HappyNewYear from the entire #WhitgiftCommunity! As we approach the end of 2025, we would like to take this opportunity to thank all members of our community, students, parents, staff and alumni for your continued support and involvement.⭐

Archive | There's snow place like Whitgift. Take a look at some photos of the School grounds 'under cover' during recent years!❄️

Thanks to all that have passed through for haircuts this past year. Your continued support is much appreciated. Hope you all have a fantastic Xmas. 👍

We’re proud to see so many Old Whitgiftian's excelling in rugby! Six alumni are currently part of the @Harlequins Senior Squad: Harry Williams, Jamie Miller, Seb Driscoll, Jake Murray, Conor Slevin and Sean Kerr. A fantastic achievement for our #whitgiftcommunity!

Our 2025 version of "Carol of the Bells" - originally a Ukrainian New Year celebration song "Shchedryk" - music first written by Mykola Leontovych in Pokrovsk (now under Russian occupation). The composer would be murdered by a Soviet agent in 1921. #SlavaUkraïni #dontabandonthem

@beeches_Barbers Thank you for letting us know. Happy Chrismas and Happy New Year to my favourite barber .

Christmas update 🎄✂️ From now until Christmas, I’ve got an extra barber in the shop. With two of us cutting, wait times should be much shorter during this busy period. Thanks as always for your support 👍