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RE in Action examples of work in RE 13 to 16Engaging RE examples for 13-16, including case studies, discussions, and assessments to make religious education relevant and thought-provoking. - InternalExample of work: Using metaphor to express the incarnationStudents use metaphor to creatively express and understand the Christian concept of incarnation.
- InternalExample of work: Five Religious PilgrimagesStudent work comparing pilgrimages, exploring spiritual significance across faiths.
- InternalExample of work: Who was Krishna?Students explore Krishna ís role and significance in Hindu beliefs and stories.
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Example of work: Nature and Qualities of God in ChristianityExploration of God's attributes in Christianity, focusing on omniscience, omnipotence, and love.
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- Internal RE in Action examples of work in RE 13 to 16Engaging RE examples for 13-16, including case studies, discussions, and assessments to make religious education relevant and thought-provoking.
- InternalExample of work: Using metaphor to express the incarnationStudents use metaphor to creatively express and understand the Christian concept of incarnation.
- InternalExample of work: Five Religious PilgrimagesStudent work comparing pilgrimages, exploring spiritual significance across faiths.
- InternalExample of work: Who was Krishna?Students explore Krishna ís role and significance in Hindu beliefs and stories.
- Internal Example of work: Nature and Qualities of God in ChristianityExploration of God's attributes in Christianity, focusing on omniscience, omnipotence, and love.
