Religious Education

Religious Education is taught through the Westminster Scheme of Work and the Diocesan support materials, with Westminster Diocese's guidance. Within our RE programme, children are also taught about aspects of other faiths to develop a positive attitude towards living in a religiously diverse society.

A variety of teaching styles are used to deliver the RE curriculum and children produce written work, artwork and drama. At all times, scripture is at the heart of our learning. The Agreed Levels of Understanding are used to provide meaningful learning opportunities for all and to challenge pupils to examine their own standing in life, to deepen their personal faith and commitment and respect that of others.

All children regularly receive religion homework and are given the opportunity to discuss the AT2 ‘Big Question’ of the half-term with their families and record their responses on the RE Blog.

The Curriculum

Planning and Assessment

Catholicism Unpacked

RE Home Learning

During the Covid 19 Lockdown, we supplied our children with Home Learning Packs linked to our schemes of work.  We posted regularly on our RE blog, activities and scaffolds to supplement the schemes of work to support all of our children. We also gave the children opportunities to complete projects with their family and provided them with a range of resources to pray with their families. Below are some examples.

AT2

Examples of Children's Work