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Authentic Voices in RE: Integrating Lived Religion – Secondary

This course uses original research bringing the voices of people from diverse religious and non-religious traditions into the classroom, explored through teaching and learning activities. Using authentic voices of adherents brings the complex reality of lived religion to life, course participants will explore disciplinary ways of knowing, comparing survey and case study data with the teachings and practices of diverse traditions.

Impactful teaching of Non-Religious Worldviews

This engaging 90-minute course is designed for primary staff who teach about Non-Religious Worldviews, or who would like to deepen their understanding.  

Suitable for all levels of experience, it will strengthen your subject knowledge of Non-Religious Worldviews and build your confidence in teaching. You will gain plenty of practical, adaptable lesson ideas, thoughtfully linked to ways of knowing in RE, helping pupils engage deeply and progress well in their learning…

Prepared for a Complex World -Cross phase leadership briefing (02-03-2027)

Is your RE provision strong, strategic and legally secure?

Various reports from Ofsted and other bodies have highlighted the role of RE within the curriculum but also how in some schools the legal requirements for all children to receive RE are not being met.

The latest government policy paper – Protecting What Matters: Towards a more confident, cohesive, and resilient United Kingdom makes clear reference to the impact high quality religious education in schools has…

Connecting Communities through RE – Primary

How can Primary RE extend beyond the classroom to engage with the communities around us? This session will share examples of how schools have worked with their local communities to explore lived religion and non-religious worldviews through authentic encounters and locally relevant case studies

Impactful teaching of Hindu Dharma 

This engaging 90-minute course is designed for primary staff who teach about Hindu Dharma, or who would like to deepen their understanding.  

Suitable for all levels of experience, it will strengthen subject knowledge about Hindu Dharma and build your confidence in teaching it. You will gain practical, adaptable lesson ideas, thoughtfully linked to ways of knowing in RE, helping pupils engage deeply and progress well in their learning…

The Ways of Knowing Toolkit: Confident Classroom Practice – Primary

Join us to develop your understanding of and practice in ways of knowing. Together we will demystify what ‘ways of knowing’ are and why they are important for high quality teaching in RE/RME/RVE. We will explore RE Today’s The Ways of Knowing Toolkit alongside other thinking to discover practical ways in which you can introduce, talk about and plan for ways of knowing to transform pupils’ learning.