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As a Catholic school, we share and promote the vision for Religious Education set out by the Catholic Bishop’s Conference of England and Wales. According to Pope St John Paul II, RE is the “core of the core curriculum” in a Catholic school. RE is at the heart of our school community, fulfilling its mission to deliver a transformative Catholic Education that encourages our students to serve the common good. We are committed to ensuring that all our students flourish academically and grow spiritually while developing their God given talents so that they can become the best version of themselves.

During their time with us, students will become religiously literate as they develop the knowledge, skills and understanding of the beliefs, teachings and tradition of the Catholic Church. Students will also be given the opportunity to encounter other World Religions, namely Hinduism, Judaism and Islam, in recognition of the UK as a multifaith and multicultural society.

Students should also leave with a clear understanding of the importance of tolerance and respect for other world views and beliefs, recognising the Catholic faith as one that looks outwards and not inwards. We aim to achieve this through the promotion of Catholic Social Teaching to prepare students for adult life so they can make a positive contribution to society.

Inspired by our school mission: “Grow, learn, serve and pray in a Catholic community inspired by the Gospel message, enabling all to realise their unique hopes and potential, we seek to form students that are prepared and willing to live out the gospel values and enable them to enrich our world and help to establish the Kingdom of God through faith, justice and peace, echoing Pope Francis’ words: “I encourage you to not be afraid to dream, to have great ideals, to be builders of hope”. Our hope is that students should also be able to continue their own faith journey as they open up their hearts and minds to a life-long relationship with God.

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Role: Head of Religious Education

University: Edge Hill University
Degree: Religious Education with QTS

Favourite subject: Philosophy and Ethics - A Level
Film: Everything Marvel
Book: The Secret Barrister - Anonymous
Quote: 'My mind is like my web browser. 19 tabs are open, 3 are frozen and I have no idea where the music is coming from.'
Sport: Scuba Diving, Table Tennis and Running
Food: Ice Cream

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I really enjoy Religious Education because I get on really well with the teachers. They make lessons really interesting and relatable to my own experiences as an atheist. The topic I have enjoyed the most is pilgrimage and Lourdes.

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This covers each of the 3 units showing what pupils will be covering in Year 10 and 11.

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Look out for different activities & house competitions each term.

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Look out for different activities & house competitions each term.

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Term 1
Crucifix competition
Chess club
RE Break & Lunch club

Term 2
Easter Card competition
Guided meditation
RE Break & Lunch club

Term 3
Religion Around the World Big Quiz
Philosophy for Children
RE Break & Lunch club

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We are part of the local Catholic Community in the Archdiocese of Liverpool. 

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We are part of the local Catholic Community in the Archdiocese of Liverpool. 

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Explore the Liverpool Cathedral of Christ the King

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Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Facts for Kids

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Learn Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral facts for kids

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Religious Education is the “core of the core curriculum” (Pope St John Paul II) at Christ the King.

Our mission is to educate the whole person in discerning the meaning of their existence. Religious Education is concerned with more than just intellectual knowledge as it includes emotional learning. It is through Religious Education that we are able to consider what it means to be truly human. Without Religious Education, pupils would be deprived of this opportunity to attain harmony between faith and culture. Religiously literate pupils are able to engage in other subjects, “leading for example, to an understanding of the relationship between science and religion or history, and between theology, sport, and the human body.”

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When you join CTK you join a community. Watch this clip of another secondary school. What does it tell us about secondary school and how schools are places of belonging?

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Click on a marker to view more about where we work.

Learn how to play Mountain lion, a game from Zimbabwe. It's a bit like 'duck duck goose'.

Watch Zin Thu Thu's film to see how children in Myanmar are keeping safe from storms.

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Click on a marker to view more about where we work. Learn how to play Mountain lion, a game from Zimbabwe. It's a bit like 'duck duck goose'. Watch Zin Thu Thu's film to see how children in Myanmar are keeping safe from storms.

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Are You There God, Its Me Margaret by Judy Blume

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Are You There God, Its Me Margaret by Judy Blume

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Religious Education is my favourite subject because I like learning about Pentecost and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. This is because I have learnt how to use my wisdom and understanding to make my faith stronger. My teacher is great and helps me to learn really well.

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Here are some suggestions of books to read for fun:
Heretics Anonymous by Katie Henry

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Religious Education is my best subject because I get good grades in it. I do well in RE because my teachers make the lessons really fun and interesting.

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"RE is one of my favourite subjects that I study! I love to learn about all the different topics, especially when we learn about moral situations and stories from the Bible. I love to explore different religions in lessons and learn more about Christianity in detail. I think RE is very interesting and I really enjoy every single lesson!"

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I find Religious Education interesting and engaging. I like learning about the creation of the world from all the different faiths. I am currently studying Hinduism and this has been really interesting.

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Religious Education is my favourite subject because it helps me to understand other religions. I've found learning about Islam really interesting and visiting the Mosque in Year 9.

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I like Religious Education because I am Catholic and learning about my faith is really important to me. I regularly go to school mass and I find learning about the seven sacraments really useful for when do them in Church.

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Role - Teacher of Religious Education and Head of Year 11

University - University of Cumbria

Degree - Physical Education

Favourite subject - PE

Film - Pretty Woman

Book - To kill a Mockingbird

Quote - "Nothing is impossible. The word itself says 'I'm possible!'"

Sport - Horse Riding

Food - Chocolate

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This years winner of the Easter Card competition!

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This years winner of the Easter Card competition!

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This years winners of the Crucifix competition!

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This years winners of the Crucifix competition!

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At Christ the King we follow the Religious Education Directory for Catholic schools in Year 7, 8 and 9.

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For our GCSE students we use Edexcel as our exam board.

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Role - Teacher of Religious Education

University: Edge Hill University

Degree: Secondary Religious Education with QTS

Favourite subject: Religious Education

Film: Pacific Rim

Book: The Wardstone Chronicles

Quote: 'Whatever you do always give 100%, unless you're giving blood.'

Sport: Darts

Food: Eton mess