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It is our intent for RE and British Values within our school to enable pupils to build their cultural capital, broaden their ideas of the world around them and prepare them for life in Britain and the wider world. By revisiting these areas of learning regularly, children will be able to use previous knowledge to build a deeper understanding, allowing them to develop critical thinking and high order questioning skills whilst reflecting on their own ideas of belief and purpose around the world. As children progress through school, they will learn to follow social rules and expectations, expand their decision-making skills and build their confidence to express their opinions and beliefs whilst valuing the opinions and beliefs of others. Pupils will communicate their ideas through discussion, written tasks, music, drama, art or poetry.

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Key concepts (taken from the Leeds Agreed Syllabus) are the big ideas that underpin the subject. The three Key Concepts in RE are:

A = Investigate the beliefs and practices of religions and other worlds views

B = Investigate how religions and other world views address questions of meaning, purpose and value

C = Investigate how religions and other worldviews influence morality, identity and diversity.

The Knowledge threads:
Belief – pupils will learn about the core beliefs of religions and non- religious groups, including the origins of and current ways of expressing belief. Key rules for religion are explored along with how these underpin worship, practices, celebration and stories.
Celebration – pupils will learn about key religious and non-religious celebrations throughout the school year including how they are celebrated, why they are celebrated and making comparisons.
Worship – pupils will learn about types of worship including, where people worship, how they worship and why they worship.
Stories – pupils will learn about creation stories and investigate stories from different religions/ cultures that have morals or themes.
Practices and rituals – pupils will investigate keys rites of passage for religious and non-religious groups including birth, marriage, becoming an adult and death.

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