If you are taking part in our sessions with students who have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), we have extra support and resources on hand to support their learning.

Explore the Cathedral Floor, Crypt and Dome – and see the location of key items in our Collections – by using our interactive map.

Discover a trail of artworks around the Cathedral and the theological messaging behind them.

A profile of Elfreda Audsley, a founding member of the Friends.

Get to know the most famous individuals – and events from British history – celebrated and commemorated in the Cathedral.

From our consecration to 21st century, chart the history of St Paul's and see which events – and people – helped create the Cathedral as it is today. 

Throughout its history, St Paul’s has been involved in the fight against oppression and inequality – and many key figures in social justice have passed through our doors.

From special concerts to temporary art exhibitions, our What's On page shows all the services and events happening at the Cathedral – and gives you a chance to search and filter to find specific events.

The Friends Council act as Trustees responsible for controlling the management and administration of the Friends.

From sharing resources to leading discussions, there are many ways you can promote young people’s mental wellbeing in your church. 

Join us in commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War with a special series of exhibitions, films, talks, and events from May to October.

The most significant impact St Paul’s has had on world events is its unofficial role in helping to fight Apartheid in South Africa.

Visited by millions, visible across London and known around the globe - enjoy the myriad of opportunities and events unique to our Cathedral by becoming a corporate partner of St Paul’s. 

A profile of Peter Chapman, a member of the Friends.