Religious Education
At Worth Valley Primary School, Religious Education (RE) is an exciting and thought-provoking subject where all children can learn and develop a respectful understanding about the different faiths of the world; developing mutual respect and community cohesion. Through our curriculum, we engage pupils in enquiring into and exploring questions arising from the study of religion or belief, to promote their personal, spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.
We follow the Bradford’s Believing and Belonging Syllabus which covers the exploration of the six world faiths: Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism. The framework is enhanced through the opportunity to visit different special places of worship with interactive sessions led by a specialised faith tutor. We believe it is vital that these visits take place to deepen their learning and understanding about different religions.
Our local Church, St John’s, is visited regularly by different classes to explore units of work further with the support of Reverend Tracey, who leads these sessions. St John’s Church is where we hold our whole school annual Christingle service in December and Reverend Tracey often visits our school to discuss key themes as well as Easter and Harvest with the children.
In Early Years, we develop positive attitudes towards different faiths and religions with a focus on celebrating and exploring festivals such as; Diwali, Chinese New Year, Christmas and Holi. Differences and similarities between people are also respectfully explored through the PSED work we cover across the Early Years age phase. This learning, understanding and respect for the different faiths is then built upon and enhanced as the children progress through school.
Our learners develop a positive attitude towards other people who hold religious beliefs different from their own. They are welcoming and understanding of people of all religions and love to experience different traditions from faiths around the world.
Religious Education Long Term Plan
RE at home
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