Etwall Primary School

RE

“There is no religion that teaches anger or hatred”. 

  -The Dalai Lama.

RE at Etwall primary.pdf

R.E. is taught under the Derbyshire Locally Agreed Syllabus.

Key Documents

RE Intent Implementation Impact 24.pdfRE Progression Map - Updated Jan 24.pdfRE Action Plan 24-25.docx

 

📖 In Key Stage 2, we use Knowledge Organisers in RE to help children confidently recall key knowledge and vocabulary. Take a look at our Cycle B knowledge organisers

 

Year 3/4 -What can we learn from religions about deciding what is right and wrong.pdf Year 3/4 -What does it mean to be a Christian in Britain today..pdf Year 3/4 -Why are festivals important to religious communities.pdf Year 3/4 -Why do some people think life is like a journey and what significant experiences mark this.pdf Year 3/4 -Why is Jesus so inspiring to some people.pdfYear 5/6 -What do religions say to us when life gets hard.pdf Year 5/6 -What difference does it make to believe in Ahimsa, Grace and Ummah 1.pdf Year 5/6 -Is it better to express your belief in arts and architecture or in charity and generosity.pdf Year 5/6 -Why do some people believe God exists.pdf

Here are our KS2 Knowledge organisers for Cycle A.

Year 3/4 - What do people believe about God.pdf Year 3/4 -Why are festivals important to religious communities.pdf Year 3/4 -Why is the Bible so important for Christians today.pdf Year 3/4 -Why is the Bible so important for Christians today new.pdf Year 3/4 -What does it mean to be a Hindu in Britain today P1.pdfYear 5/6 - What matters the most to Christians and Humanists.pdf Year 5/6 -If God is everywhere why go to a place of worship.pdf

🌍 Developing children’s cultural capital is an important part of our ethos at Etwall Primary School. In RE, we provide a wide range of meaningful experiences, including:

  • Trips to places of worship such as the mosque and local church
  • Celebrating Diwali through activities like food tasting
  • Participating in the Nativity
  • Taking part in the Easter musical
  • Learning about different cultures and religions during assemblies
  • Celebrating Interfaith Week
  • Welcoming visitors from different faiths and communities

ℹ️ Children may be withdrawn from RE lessons or collective worship at parents’/carers’ request. However, we are unable to provide alternative lessons or worship. Please note that withdrawal from RE may mean pupils do not take part in some religious-related activities, such as Christmas celebrations or Mothering Sunday card-making.

📧 If you would like to find out more about the RE curriculum, please email enquiries@etwall.derbyshire.sch.uk.

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