Teaching World Views in RE; Humanism
As an RE teacher and someone who would describe themselves as religious, I like the feeling of being part of a community where you share […]
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Religious Education and Special Needs
In this month’s blog I am going to reflect on the time I have spent with special needs teachers looking at RE and share some […]
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Where is the progression from KS2-KS3 in Religious Education?
How can secondary RE teachers know what they are building upon? How can they be sure they are not repeating or dumbing down? One of […]
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Using active learning to motivate disaffected students and their RE teachers
It’s the last half term of the year and we’re all exhausted. Some of you have had the added strains of exams this term,and motivating […]
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Breaking the timetable barrier – one way forward for primary RE?
One of the great joys of teaching RE and worldviews with primary pupils is its ability to span so many areas of learning in the […]
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Aspects of developing writing in RE
Mary Myatt, Esteemed Speaker, Educational Consultant and Author of The Curriculum said: ‘Good writing cannot be achieved without good thinking.’ Mary points out that writing […]
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Loud RE: finding your RE voice
“Find your voice and inspire others to find theirs.” Stephen Covey, American educator, author, businessman and keynote speaker. As I write this my husband is […]
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How to develop partnerships and obtain funding
“Teachers need to know they are not alone and that there are so many networks and avenues of support available.” Many of us work in […]
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