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Tag Archives: religious education
Chaplaincy in Education Conference – Resources for Spiritual Development [u]
Today I have been taking part in the Chaplaincy in Education day conference. Among other things I’ve been working alongside Rachel Warwick in a session looking at Resources for Spiritual Development. The Keynote presentations can be downloaded from the Prayer … Continue reading
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Tagged chaplaincy, education, religious education, schools, sixth form college, spirituality, theology
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Transforming RE – case study
Ofsted have published a case study looking at the way the Bankfield School in Widnes has transformed the perception and impact of RE and also raised the profile of SMSC. “Crucially, the search for a renewed vision for RE was … Continue reading
Guidance – religious believers visiting schools
NATRE’s guidance and code of conduct for religious believers visiting schools is available as a download from RE Today. Essential reading for all who, like us, go into schools in the name of their faith. “…it should not be forgotten … Continue reading
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Tagged education, religious education, schools
Research confirms that young people want good RE
Into the current debate on the place of RE in the ‘English Baccalaureate’ (see REact) Robert Jackson, Professor of Education at the University of Warwick and Director of Warwick Religions and Education Research Unit, has responded to David Cameron’s speech … Continue reading
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Tagged religious education, schools
Celebrating RE
Today marks the beginning of Celebrating RE month with a load of great ideas and resources on the website. Perhaps coincidentally (?) this comes at a time when RE is under threat through the introduction of the English Baccalaureate. This … Continue reading
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