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- The cathedral is now open at limited times for private (personal) prayer and socially distanced services. Dates and times are on the home page
- Organ Recitals
- Choirs
- Visiting Choirs
- The Organ
- St Asaph Cathedral Endowment Appeal
- Music has been offered in St Asaph Cathedral for centuries. We extend warm hospitality to all those wishing to be involved in the musical life of the Cathedral.
Cathedral
- The cathedral is now open at limited times for private (personal) prayer and socially distanced services. Dates and times are on the home page
- The Cathedral's History
- Cathedral Architecture
- Translators' Tearoom
- How to find us
- Magazine
- Facilities for hire
- Friends
- St Asaph Cathedral Endowment Appeal
- Llanelwy is the Welsh name for the place called St Asaph. It means the sacred religious enclosure on the banks of the River Elwy. It is impossible to give an historically accurate account of the beginnings of Christianity in the early settlement at Llanelwy. Legend and tradition are confusingly mixed and there is no archaeological evidence or written record before the twelfth century.
Visit
- The cathedral is now open at limited times for private (personal) prayer and socially distanced services. Dates and times are on the home page
- Visit us
- The Cathedral's History
- Cathedral Architecture
- How to find us
- Translators' Tearoom
- Visiting Choirs
- The cathedral is normally open from 8.45am – 6.30pm (Mon-Sat) and from 7.30am – 6.00pm on Sunday.
  Visitors are always welcome.
Education
- The cathedral is now open at limited times for private (personal) prayer and socially distanced services. Dates and times are on the home page
- General information
- School Visits
- Workshops
- Example timetables
- How to find us
- Every year, up to a thousand children visit St Asaph Cathedral as part of the School Visits Programme. Through workshops and exploration they learn about its history and purpose and about life and worship at the Cathedral today.
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Donate
- We depend upon the generous support of individuals and organisations to maintain this ancient cathedral, its work, music and ministry. Please give what you can to support St Asaph Cathedral.
- You can donate now online

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General information

Some general information to bear in mind if you are planning a school visit.

Group Responsibility

We ask that teachers and accompanying adults remain with the children and retain responsibility for discipline throughout the visit. Please ensure there is a ratio of at least one adult per group (ref. your county guidelines). Each workshop will be led by one of our volunteers

Parking and Coaches

The Cathedral has a pay & display car park for cars and mini-buses, however this is not suitable for coaches. Drivers can drop the children off by the car park.

Inclusiveness and access

The Cathedral is committed to equal opportunities and access for all. Please inform us of any special considerations or requirements relevant to your school’s visit. (See booking form)

Child protection

The welfare of children is of paramount importance to us. The Cathedral has a Child Protection policy, which can be viewed on request. All volunteers have enhanced CRB disclosure and have received advice on child protection procedures.

Health and Safety

Responsibility for health and safety is shared between the Cathedral and the School. Please read our risk assessment for School Visits. Risk Assessment Cathedral (English)

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