Brilliant New Collective Worship Site
First published 9th December 2011From the National Society: http://www.worshipworkshop.org.uk/
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A Christmas sketch
First published 6th December 2011So, what is the nativity?
Faith and worship at St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School
First published 14th September 2011St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School have launched anew website which includes a compelling summary and presentation about the role of faith and worship in their school life.
Spiritual leadership
First published 27th June 2011This presentation was given by Revd Canon David Hoyle at the Diocese's Headteachers' Conference on 6 May 2011.
St. Chad's Patchway wins Church School Award
First published 15th May 2011We are extremely proud to announce that St. Chad's Patchway C. of E. Primary School in South Gloucestershire has been named as Wales and West Regional Winner of the Church School Awards 2011!"
Review of Education Capital - Sebastian James Report
First published 15th May 2011This Review was commissioned by the Secretary of State for Education in 2010. It was led by Sebastian James, the Director of Operations for Dixons plc.
Celebrating festivals
First published 12th September 2010What happens when Year 6 students feel that they have heard the same story, the same way, every year at festival time?
Anne Frank teaching material
First published 12th September 2010We have produced a range of lesson plans on the theme of Why did Anne Frank go into hiding?
The environment and religious beliefs
First published 31st August 2010Here are some resources to help consider questions about the environment and a variety of religious beliefs.
Changing poverty and injustice
First published 31st August 2010Here is some KS2 material which can be used to prompt discussion about poverty and injustice, and how and why Christians address these issues.
Creative curriculum planning
First published 31st August 2010Here are some tools to help with the planning of your RE lessons for Key Stages 1 and 2, connecting them with themes which will span the whole curriculum.