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 about Non-Religious Worldviews. 

Online course details:

• Date: Tuesday 2nd March 2027
• Time: 3.30 pm – 5.00 pm 
• Area of focus: Subject Knowledge, Pedagogy and Practice  
• Trainers: National RE Adviser – Julia Diamond-Conway
• School Phase: Primary (4-11)
• Price: RRP £30. NATRE members pay just £22.50

NATRE member discounts
*25% off for selected NATRE membership types.

This engaging course is designed for primary staff who teach about Non-Religious Worldviews, or who would like to incorporate this into their teaching. Suitable for all levels of experience, from those in ITT to experienced RE subject leaders, it will strengthen subject knowledge, extend understanding of Non-Religious Worldviews and build confidence in teaching these well. 

Participants will explore practical pedagogical approaches and adaptable lesson ideas, thoughtfully linked to ways of knowing in RE, helping pupils engage deeply and progress well in their learning about Non-Religious Worldviews. There will be clear takeaways for classroom practice, whatever your level of expertise. 

This session forms part of a series of courses exploring the principal religions and non-religious worldviews encountered in UK RE/RME/RVE classrooms. You are welcome to attend this as a standalone session or join others in the series. This course accompanies the book Exploring Non-Religious Worldviews by RE Today Services; copies can be purchased at a reduced rate when booking!!! Primary NATRE members should check their membership benefits before purchasing, as they may already be able to access this publication free!!! 

Benefits of attending (delegate): 

• Stronger subject knowledge about matters of central importance in Non-Religious Worldviews, grounded in current scholarship 
• Increased confidence in teaching Non-Religious Worldviews 
• Practical, adaptable lesson ideas, ready for classroom use and linked to disciplinary knowledge/ways of knowing 
• Professional learning relevant to all experience levels 
• Enthusiasm and inspiration for teaching Non-Religious Worldviews well.

Benefits to the school: 

• Improved pupil confidence in speaking, listening and reasoning 
• Stronger vocabulary use across RE 
• More consistent oracy practice within RE across year groups 
• Enhanced quality of RE discussions and explanations 
• A subject leader equipped to support whole‑school oracy in RE