
Developing your subject knowledge
There is an old adage that you are never too old to learn. I am a passionate RE teacher at heart and love acquiring new […]
Continue reading »There is an old adage that you are never too old to learn. I am a passionate RE teacher at heart and love acquiring new […]
Continue reading »Hands up if you’re one of those people who just can’t help putting your hand up. I am one of those people, I never realised […]
Continue reading »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 […]
Continue reading »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 […]
Continue reading »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 […]
Continue reading »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 […]
Continue reading »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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