Our Religious Education curriculum focuses on personal development, respect for diversity, and understanding beliefs and values. It is designed to be practical, discussion-based, and activity-led, supporting emotional wellbeing and social skills.
Core Themes & Content
- Exploring Beliefs and Identity
- What shapes personal beliefs and values?
- Understanding different worldviews
- Respecting diversity and individuality
- Religion in Everyday Life
- How faith influences daily choices
- Food, clothing, and traditions in different religions
- Celebrating festivals through creative activities (e.g., art, home cooking)
- Ethics and Big Questions
- What is right and wrong? How do we decide?
- Debates on fairness, justice, and equality
- Environmental responsibility and caring for the planet
- Community and Belonging
- Why do people join religious groups?
- The role of religion in supporting communities
- Exploring kindness, empathy, and inclusion
- Personal Reflection and Wellbeing
- Mindfulness and gratitude activities during nurture breakfast
- Journaling: “What matters to me?”
- Building resilience through values-based discussions
- Religion and Modern Issues
- Religion and social media
- Responding to conflict and promoting peace
- Human rights and global challenges
How will RE be delivered?
- Thematic Curriculum: Themed days with interactive workshops, debates, and creative projects.
- Nurture Breakfast Sessions: Informal discussions, reflection activities, and wellbeing-focused tasks.
- Practical Activities: Home Cooking, Art and Music.
Parents and carers have the legal right to withdraw their child from Religious Education lessons, either in full or in part. If you wish to exercise this right, please contact Richard Billings by email at: rbillings@eat.uk.com
We encourage parents and carers to discuss any concerns with us before making a decision, so we can ensure the best possible experience for your child.
