All pupils undertake a GCSE - either full or short course. Pupils are assisted in their search for meaning and purpose in life by providing them with opportunities to explore and reflect upon their own experience of life, religious beliefs and practice. They are helped to understand and appreciate the religious beliefs, practices and behaviour of others and encouraged to show respect, sensitivity and empathy towards them.
Religious Education
The Department aims:
·To enable all pupils to have equal access to all
that the department offers, with opportunities for all to reach their full potential in Religious Studies
·To develop in pupils a sense of self-worth and respect for others in a multi-cultural, multi-faith world
·To promote in the pupils a caring community spirit through an active programme of close liaison with the local community
·To help pupils to adapt and respond to change, thus preparing them to be citizens of tomorrow.
Key Stage 4
Food from around the world
Key Stage 3
Key Stage 5 AS/A2
Pupils develop their knowledge and understanding of the main features of the major religions in the world, i.e Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism and Buddhism.
pupils are encouraged through their studies of Christianity, Judaism and Ethics to make reasoned and informed judgements about religious and moral issues.
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