They meet most Sunday mornings in the Church Hall. The exceptions are the first Sunday of each month, when there is -an All-age Service which is aimed at family groups, and the three main school holidays (they do meet during half term holidays). They sometimes act as sidespersons, read lessons, say prayers, assist with Parish Breakfast and so on during the Services on the first Sunday of each month. The children also put on activities in church for Mothering Sunday, Easter, Harvest or Christmas.

Sunday School starts at 9.30 in the church itself. During the last verse of the first hymn one of the children goes up to the altar to receive a cross from one of the clergy. This is then taken into the hall by all the children who then have their usual Sunday School meeting. The collection they have every Sunday is in aid of the Church of England Children's Society.

At the end of the meeting, they return to church and one of them takes the cross to the altar along with the offertory. They join with the rest of the congregation in receiving a Blessing or Communion and singing the last hymn. This way children are included in the church service itself and feel part of it even though they spend most of the time in the hall.

Some more of their activities can be seen on the page Sunday School Activities on the Young St. James's section of this site (this will open in a new browser window, please close to return to the main site).

They have parties during the year and a summer picnic in order to accommodate the wide age range.