Our RE curriculum is designed around the needs of our local community, helping children develop the skills to understand and celebrate diverse religious and human experiences. Grounded in our values of diversity and inclusion, it explores Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism and non-religious worldviews. Children investigate key questions, develop positive attitudes and connect learning to their own lives.
RE is taught in weekly lessons, supported by assemblies and enrichment activities. Learning is enquiry-based, encouraging children to ask questions and explore what different religions believe and value. Lessons include discussion, art, drama, craft and presentations. Visits to places of worship and welcoming visitors into school bring learning to life and build genuine curiosity and respect.
Children leave able to reflect on feelings and ideas linked to religion, understand the main religions in the UK and talk confidently about their own wellbeing and moral development. They are curious, respectful learners who understand RE's value for their future lives in a diverse world.
Talk about different beliefs, encourage questions and share books or videos about world religions. Visiting local places of worship or cultural events, and discussing values like kindness, respect and gratitude, helps children connect their learning to real life.
