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Advice and support If schools need advice with Religious Education (Statutory requirements, Agreed Syllabus, Collective Worship, etc) or have any queries, please email elp@ealing.gov.uk highlighting ‘RE query’ in their communication...
Board of Deputies of British JewsThe voice of British Jewry: a cross-communal, democratic, grassroots organisation, and thus the authoritative first port of call for Government, media and others seeking to understand Jewish community interests and...
Legal requirements in different types of schoolsIn all maintained schools RE must be taught according to the locally agreed syllabus.For more information on teaching RE in other types of schools please read:Religious education and collective worship...
Resources presented at network meetingsOn-line shops for RE resourcesArticles of FaithWide selection of artefact packs and other resources for teaching all the major religions.Child’s Eye MediaProducers of the award-winning Festivals DVDs....
Example schemes of work and other resources for teaching religious education at the foundation stage.If you don't know the trees you may be lost in the forest,but if you don't know the stories you may be lost in life.Siberian elderThe...
Example schemes of work and other resources for teaching religious education at key stage one.Do your little bit of good where you are;it's those little bits of good put togetherthat overwhelm the world.Desmond Tutu (1931-)In the new syllabus,...
Example schemes of work and other resources for teaching religious education at key stage two.We all should know that diversity makes for a rich tapestry...Maya Angelou (1928-)In the new syllabus, you will be expected to teach the following units...
Example schemes of work and other resources for teaching religious education at key stage three.It is important that students bring a certainragamuffin, barefoot irreverence to their studies;they are not here to worship what is known, but to...
Teaching religious education at key stage four.While there is no legal requirement that pupils must sit public examinations, they deserve the opportunity to have their learning in the statutory curriculum subject of religious education accredited,...
Expectations for teaching religious education at post-16 level.Any student pursuing a GCSE, an A/S level or A’ level GCE qualification in religious studies is exempted from the requirement to follow any other prescriptions of the Ealing ...