WELCOME TO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Please look below for a range of materials and resources that shape pupils learning in religious education. If you can't find what you're looking for, please contact our RE lead, Mrs Emma Raimes, through the school office.
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INTENT At Linthwaite Ardron, Religious Education (RE) is an essential part of our rich and broad curriculum. We intend for RE to equip our pupils for life, by helping them to engage in balanced and informed conversations about religion and belief, which touch areas of everyday life on a personal, local and global level. IMPLEMENTATION As a Voluntary Aided School, we use the Dioceses of Leeds and York Agreed Syllabus, which has been developed with national leaders in RE, based on current approaches and philosophy of best practice in education. It is designed to meet the expectations set out in the ‘Religious Education in Church of England Schools: A Statement of Entitlement’ (2016). This syllabus promotes broad and rich learning in RE through three core elements: making sense of belief; understanding the impact of and making connections. IMPACT Our curriculum enables all of the children to have confidence in who they are, in their personal beliefs and allows them to engage in meaningful, informed dialogue with those of different beliefs. |
USEFUL DOCUMENTS Please click on the links below for further information and documentation. Link to where latest SIAMS Inspection report can be found |
RECENT RE LEARNING IN OUR SCHOOL
Gurdwara Visit - Y4
Year 4 pupils visited the Gurdwara. They sampled food and listened to information shared by worshippers at the Gurdwara.
Year 4 artwork to reflect what they have learned about the Trinity
Year 5 artwork to reflect what that they have learned about God from Bible passages
Whole school learning about our vision and values
Gaining knowledge about God's gift of water on our pilgrimage 2020
Prayers for Mothering Sunday
Year 5 wrote prayers for Mothering Sunday, to be read out by pupils at Christ Church, Linthwaite, as part of their Mothering Sunday church service. We then sent them home for the important ladies in our life. Here are a couple for you to enjoy.
Year 5 Spirited Arts
Do animals have souls? Are animals part of God's divine plan? Do animals belong to God?
Year 5 shared writing and performance of Christingle Prayer
Year 4 Kenning Poetry about the Trinity
Year 4 thinking about the symbolism of water during their Nature Smart Education Day - September 2022
'Hand to Mouth' Spiritual Day 2022
Years 4, 5 and 6 had a whole day working with the 'Hand to Mouth' team, starting with a lively collective worship with puppets then undertaking workshops and thinking about how God cares for us in the world today and supports us through difficult times.
Whole School Pilgrimage 2021 to learn about helpers in the past through the story of Samuel and The Israelites
The importance of sharing with others through a Harvest Festival collection
Year 3 'WOW Factors in Nature'
September 2023
The children were asked to find WOW factors in nature during their recent Outdoor Learning Day. This was part of their learning about 'What do Christians learn from the creation story?' in RE.
Year 4's interview with Reverend Tim about Incarnation and the Holy Spirit
Year 4 artwork to reflect what that they have learned about the Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist
Year 3 selecting 'WOW factors' from nature in our local area, linked to our learning about the Creation story
KS1 and EYFS learning about living things
Habitats
