Religious Education
Through studying different topics, students in our school are able to gain a deep awareness of their own and others’ identities. They are able to ask questions on lots of ‘big questions’ whilst they wrestle with the mysteries of life and answers given by a variety of religions (and non-religious groups) about their beliefs. Students are able to develop a clear sense of what is of real value, particularly in this fast-changing world we live in today. This enables them to become more tolerant of other people and ideas that are not their own.
Year 7 | Year 8 | Year 9 |
Parables What is belief? Created or chance? Who is my neighbour? What is the Church? Spirited Art |
Charity Islam Forgiveness Did Jesus exist? Humanism Hinduism |
Relationships – Gender equality, marriage, contraception, same-sex relationships, divorce. Life and Death – when does life begin? Abortion, Euthanasia, The soul, Life after death, funeral rites. Good & evil – Crime & Punishment, Forgiveness, Good, Evil and suffering. |
Key stage 4 – Year 10 and 11- Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies | ||
Paper 1 – 50% | Paper 2 – 25% | Paper 3 – 25% |
Assessment overview: Topic 1: Relationships Topic 2: Life & Death Topic 3: Good & Evil Topic 4: Human Rights |
Assessment overview: Christian Practices Christian Beliefs |
Assessment overview: Muslim Practices Muslim Beliefs |
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Latest Religious Education Posts
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