A short stroll along a 250-yard section of the Heart of England Way will bring you to the church. Take the path on the right as you leave reception; there is a sign to guide you.
In the early spring, the churchyard comes alive with flowers – first snowdrops and then daffodils and bluebells. There is an annual “Bluebell Service” in the church each May.
Records show a church on this site in 1305, and the nave dates to that time, but there may have been a church there two or even three centuries earlier. Originally dedicated to St James, the dedication was changed to St Michael, possibly following the 19th century restoration.