RE
RE is led by Mrs Wood who is supported by Rev. Sandi.
Whoever we are, wherever we live, whether we are a person of faith or not, we all have a view on the world. Quality RE has the potential, more than any other subject, to have the most powerful and lasting effect on the child’s heart and mind. It is a subject that combines academic rigour with the development of the character and spirit of the child. RE provides opportunities for spiritual development and personal reflection.
At Brereton we follow the Questful RE scheme published by the Diocese of Blackburn.
Rather than simply acquiring factual information quality RE leads to wisdom, knowledge and understanding. By embracing the explicit teaching of Christian concepts and God’s big salvation story, it is hoped that the content of this syllabus will give pupils a deeper understanding of Christianity. In addition, through the exploration of all major World Faiths and discussion of non-religious worldviews pupil’s will gain knowledge and understanding that will equip them to encounter life’s experiences in our world today and in the future.
Whoever we are, wherever we live, whether we are a person of faith or not, we all have a view on the world. Nobody stands nowhere.
Pupils will experience, explore and encounter a wide range of creative and challenging multi-sensory activities that will help them to discover the answers to fundamental questions such as these: –
- Who am I and what does it mean to be me?
- In what ways do/can I relate to others?
- How/where can I encounter God?
- How can I make a positive contribution to the world in which I live?
- What values, attitudes, beliefs and behaviour are important to me?
- What does it mean to have faith?
- Who/what influences and inspires me?
The teaching of RE is both a huge responsibility and a privilege that must be recognised by those who teach it.
re intent implementation impact .pdf
re progression of knowledge.pdf
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