RE
| Subject Leader | Mrs S Cross |
| Contact Details | uppersite@brinkworthearldanbys.wilts.sch.uk for the attention of the RE Subject Leader |
| Mission Sentence | At Brinkworth Earl Danby's School we believe that religious education is a vital part of helping children to develop into thoughtful, reflective learners. A subject that not only stands alone, but one that should be an integral part of our daily lives. Religious education affords pupils both the opportunity to see the religion and non-religion in the world and the opportunity to make sense of their own place in that world. (DFE 2021). |
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Curriculum Overview
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Term One |
Term Two |
Term Three |
Term Four |
Term Five |
Term Six |
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YR |
God/Creation |
Incarnation |
Which people are special and why? |
Salvation |
Where do we belong? |
Which places are special and why? |
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Y1 |
Who made the world? |
Why does Christmas matter to Christians? |
How and why do we celebrate special and sacred times? |
Why does Easter matter to Christians? |
What is the good news that Jesus brings? |
Who is a Muslim and what do they believe? |
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Y2 |
Who made the World? |
Why does Christmas matter to Christians? |
Why do people pray? |
Why does Easter matter to Christians? |
What is the good news that Jesus Brings? |
Who is Jewish and what do they believe? |
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Y3/4 |
What do Christians learn from the creation story? |
What is the Trinity? |
What does it mean to be a Hindu in Britain today? |
Why do Christians call the day Jesus died ‘Good Friday?’ |
What kind of world did Jesus want? |
What can we learn from religions about deciding what is right and wrong? |
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Y4/5 |
What do Christians learn from the creation story? |
What is Trinity? |
If God is everywhere, why go to a place of worship? |
Why do Christians call the day Jesus died ‘Good Friday’? |
What kind of world did Jesus want? |
Judaism |
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Y5/6 |
2 Creation and science: conflicting or complementary? |
Was Jesus the Messiah? |
If God is everywhere, why go to a place of worship? |
What did Jesus do to save human beings? |
What would Jesus do? |
What does it mean to be a Muslim in Britain today? |
Right to withdraw
At Brinkworth Earl Danby’s school we wish to be an inclusive community but recognise that parents have the legal right to withdraw their children from religious education on the grounds of conscience. However, the right of withdrawal does not extend to other areas of the curriculum when, as may happen on occasion, spontaneous questions on religious matters are raised by pupils or there are issues related to religion that arise in other subjects such as history or citizenship. We would ask any parent considering this to do so by making concerns known and applying in writing to the Headteacher. The school will invite any enquiring parents or legal guardians to talk through concerns.