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Key stage 2

The following are the core and optional units for teaching religious education at key stage 2, along with some example schemes of work. Links to schemes for similar relevant topics posted elsewhere on the web are also listed.    
 
Core units  Related external link  
Belief and practice: Christianity  
Belief and practice: Hinduism How and why do Hindus worship at home and in the mandir?  (The Standards Site) 
Belief and practice: Islam How do Muslims express their beliefs through practices  (The Standards Site)
Belief and practice: Judaism   
Belief and practice: Sikhism   How and why do you become a Sikh? (Kirklees Grid for Learning)
  
Optional units Related external link
Believers following leaders  Why do people follow Jesus today? (Kirklees Grid for Learning)
Faith in our community Worship and community  (The Standards Site)
Festivals of light How and why do Hindus celebrate Divali?  (The Standards Site) 
How belief affects living: moral dilemmas How can beliefs and practices serve as a guide for moral decision making ? (Part A: Individuals)  (QCA)
How believers practice their religion How are beliefs and values expressed through worship? (Kirklees Grid for Learning)
Initiation practices        
Journeys (pilgrimage) Why would people want to go on a pilgrimage  (Devon County Council) 
Life after death     
People and faith   
Prayer and worship   
Religion in art

How do people express their spirituality through the creative arts? (QCA) 
Can you express your spiritual side in a work of art? (Kirklees Grid for Learning)

Religious buildings The synagogue   (REfuel)
What do places of worship teach us about religions? Christianity and Islam  (QCA) 
Rules for believers      
Signs and symbols   What do signs and symbols mean in a religion?  (The Standards Site) 
Special books  Why do Christians try to follow the Bible? (Kirklees Grid for Learning)
Special leaders (Jesus) What do we know about Jesus?  (The Standards Site)