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St George's Day Resources

Medieval wall painting showing St George killing the Dragon also shows decorative stained glass and clear glass

St Lawrence's Church, Broughton - Saint George and the dragon wall painting

© Andy Marshall

St George is famous as the patron saint of England, his feast day is celebrated on 23rd April. The image of St George vanquishing the dragon is a popular one, often found inside historic churches within stained glass, wall paintings and carvings.

To help celebrate St George’s Day on 23rd April, CCT has created a new film and resource about the patron saint of England aimed at Key Stage 2 pupils.

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St George 2023 - KS2 Resource

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