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The Pink Mosque in Iran

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Songs of Praise: Illustration of black Christians worshipping in an Anglican church.

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Songs of Praise: Illustration of black Christians worshipping in an Anglican church.

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BBC One - Songs of Praise, 14/08/2016, Hymn - What A Mighty God We Serve

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What A Might God We Serve from St. Germain's Church, Birmingham.

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The Sunday Service Choir performs "What a Fool Believes" and "Bennie And The Jets"

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Worship for Everyone: Used within collective worship and within our school context

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Love In Action - Worship For Everyone (Actions Video)

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Detailed tour of a mosque explaining key features and religious practice.

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Mosque Virtual Tour for Primary School Years

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Historically, many artists have been inspired by the Holy Kaaba. Their artworks are beautiful & spiritual visual representations of the Hajj Pilgrimage.

To celebrate Eid Al Adha, here are incredible contemporary artists perspectives on the Holy Kaaba...

Sara Shakeel is pushing the boundaries of what art can be for the future - through her work she experiments with crystals reimagining spaces, places, people & objects.

Safia's work is distinguished by her loose & textured brush strokes. Painting of the Kaaba surrounded by tall grass & wild flowers. Epilogue oil on panel.

This miniature diagrams faith & religion. Iron filings radiate around a black cube, an emanation of attraction that evokes a pilgrims circling the Kaaba.

Siddiqa is a multi-award-winning and critically acclaimed contemporary Islamic artist from the tiny Zanzibari island of Pemba. This work is titled SUPERNOVA.

Fatima Khan has a passion for Islamic architecture, history & heritage. She explores this in her magnificent paintings of Mosques from around the world.

Azra has found a way to express beauty with words in a non-literary way. Her work reflects the fulfillment of a lifelong desire to perform Hajj.

Lina creates bold illustrations and paintings using a largely near track; colour palette. Her works are inspired by Islamic art.

Mariam is a Karachi based visual artist. Her work reflects her deep spiritual connection to Islam and her identity as a Muslim.

Turkish artist Selma is a specialist in tezhip and miniature painting. This is her delicate expression of the Kaaba.

Turkish artist Merve is a specialist in tezhip and miniature painting, particularly influenced by Ottoman painting reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.

Muzan is based in Liverpool, UK and is interested in Islamic art & architecture. Her realist paintings are an expression of faith.

Al Kaatib is internationally renowned award winning calligraphy artist based in the UK.

Born in Pakistan, having lived in the Middle East, America & Europe, Sara believes that everything in creation is a sign of Divinity, the Kaaba is present in most of her works.

Naseeba is a Mississauga based artist whose passion is Islamic art & architecture. She is on a quest to absorb & learn as much as possible, & to translate that knowledge with her pen or paintbrush.

Saifullah experiments with texture in his work through oil paints on canvas.

This work is titled: " Kaaba " Millions of persons performing Hajj.

The Pilgrims to the House of Allah

The act of Tawaf, which involves encircling the Kaaba in Makkah, holds a significant importance for Muslims. Nomal painted this Kaaba Tawaf artwork during the beautiful month of Hajj, with the intention of conveying the core of this sacred ritual and how it profoundly affects individuals.

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Contemporary Perspectives of the Holy Kaaba

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These videos are designed to replicate on screen the experience of visiting seven of London's principal religious buildings through the use of 360° technolog...

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Barnabas has ideas about prayer in different parts of the world (Religious Education)

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Barnabas has ideas about prayer in different parts of the world (Religious Education)

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Our vision is to enable people of all ages to grow in faith and understanding of the Bible and to see more people equipped to exercise their gifts in leadership and ministry.

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Gallery with winners and great entries from previous years https://www.natre.org.uk/about-natre/projects/spirited-arts/spirited-arts-gallery/2022/

Previous years’ pictures are available from this page.

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Need activities and ideas for primary RE, collective worship, church home groups, children's and families work or for faith in the home?
The BRF Resource Hub is your one-stop shop for free tried and tested ideas from over 20 years of working in primary RE (through Barnabas in Schools) and in resourcing churches. Browse the popular topics above or use the search bar below.

Romans Unwrapped by Stephen Finamore will be released one chapter at a time over the coming weeks.

These studies have been written as though they are by Paul himself. As Stephen explains, 'I hope that this way of doing things will make Paul, his greatest letter and his patterns of thought a little more accessible.'

You can read each chapter as it is published here on the Resource Hub and you can also download them to keep for easy reference. We hope you enjoy this innovative and insightful look at the book of Romans.

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RE Today Primary Resources Powerpoints

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The project provides a unit of work for the 8-11s in Primary schools; What can be done to reduce racism? Can religion help?

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Pri 5 Anti-racist people from different religions

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The Lord's Prayer - by children of Birmingham

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The Lord's Prayer  - The Children of CofE Birmingham Schools. - Multiple Languages Version no Music

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These books, collated by a headteacher, have been chosen to illustrate values. Many have an emphasis on equality, diversity and inclusion

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Picture books illustrating values #BOOKS4VALUES

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Stories from world faiths

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Read reviews of all the Stories from Faiths books and how to read Stories from Faiths in order. Book 1 in the series is Noah and the Ark and Other Stories: Stories from Faith: Christianity.

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Picturing Christianity pack (included in Understanding Christianity bag) It includes a CD Rom of the images, but there is a code inside the book allowing the images to be downloaded.

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This fresh approach to learning from Christianity provides 24 beautiful images and works of art carefully chosen from global Christian sources. The pack is founded on a conceptual model of learning, exploring key concepts in Christian theology simply and deeply. The multi functional eResources enables all pictures to be used in pairs on the whiteboard, and the associated learning activities make biblical text and narrative come alive in your classroom! Inspirational spiritual learning from RE Today, using a rich resource for deep visual learning.

This resource is only £40!

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This fresh approach to learning from Christianity provides 24 beautiful images and works of art carefully chosen from global Christian sources. The pack is founded on a conceptual model of learning, exploring key concepts in Christian theology simply and deeply.

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Children of God Storybook Bible by Archbishop Desmond Tutu at Eden | 9780007349845

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Children of God Storybook Bible by Archbishop Desmond Tutu at Eden | 9780007349845

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Want to introduce 4-8s into the wonders of God's word?

With simple and bright images, the Bible jumps off the page and into imaginations

Told by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the essential truths of these 50+ stories will last a lifetime

The Children of God Storybook Bible gives a beautifully illustrated and simply told collection of more than fifty of yours - and Archbishop Desmond Tutu's, favourite Bible stories. Engagingly retold for young children, easy to read and speak words and phrases make the well loved stories memorable and meaningful to young readers.

Reasons to buy, share and give 'The Children of God Storybook Bible '

Helps you introduce 4s to 8s to 50 of the Bible's best loved stories

Gives you the wonder of the Bible in beautiful pictures and simple words

Starts your children on a lifelong relationship with God's Word

Equips you to focus young minds on the world's most wonderful stories

Encourages children to read with you and start reading for themselves

Discover anew your own love for the beauty of the Bible's moving stories

From the ever popular children's Bible classics, such as the story of Noah, and of Jesus calming of the storm, to less well told stories such as Naboth's Vineyard and the deeply human story of Ruth, the Archbishop takes these influential and impactful stories and brings them into young readers' lives in his own inimitable way.

The book has a truly international flavour, with illustrators from as far away as China, Argentina, Vietnam, South Africa and home grown talent from the UK contributing their interpretations of the stories. The result is a glorious celebration of love, joy and creativity that will draw children to the Bible as they grow to adulthood. A book to keep and treasure forever, 'The Children of God Story Book Bible' is also a reliable value package that promises a sound presentation of Biblical truth.

Using NIV text for Bible quotations, the stories provide an engaging opportunity for adults to share the Bible with children - reading to them at first, and gradually helping children to read and discover the Bible for themselves. Children that learn to read early do better, and children that share learning with their parents or carers do best of all. The Children of God Story Book Bible offers parents or carers and children a way to grow together in literacy and in the Word.

Includes a presentation page for giving as a prize, gift or on a special occasion.

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Written for 4s to 8s, though younger children will love the pictures as grown-ups read, and even 9s and 10s may value the beautiful created book, it's illustrations and stories.

Children of God Storybook Bible by Archbishop Desmond Tutu was published by William Collins in July 2010 and is our 184th best seller.

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Want to introduce 4-8s into the wonders of God's word? With simple and bright images, the Bible jumps off the page and into imaginations Told by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the essential truths of these 50+ stories will last a lifetime The Children of God Storybook Bible gives a beautifully illustrated and simply told collection of more than fifty of yours - and Archbishop Desmond Tutu's, favourite Bible stories.

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Primary School Assemblies for Religious Festivals

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Amazing Muslims who changed the world Burkhana Islam  

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Do you think you know who first thought of the theory of evolution? Have you ever wondered who created the oldest university in the world? Is Joan of Arc is the only rebel girl who led an army that you've heard of?

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After receiving over 5000 entries, undertaking a rigorous judging process and consulting with Malala Yousafzai herself, we're thrilled to announce the winner of our Malala's Magic Pencil schools competition!

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Shortlisted for the Little Rebels Children's Book Award! ** As a child in Pakistan, Malala made a wish for a magic pencil that she could use to redraw reality. She would use it for good; to give gifts to her family, to erase the smell from the rubbish dump near her house.

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Two Pigeons on a Pilgrimage - Rabia Bashir

Follow two pigeons as they leave their nest and join millions of pilgrims performing Hajj. This book is the perfect introduction to Hajj for kids! It's written in rhyme and goes in the order of steps Muslims take to perform Hajj. It contains a Hajj diagram, 2 activities plus, a child-friendly glossary of 40 Islamic/Arabic terms related to Hajj and Makkah.

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Asiya's hijab is like the ocean and the sky, no line between them, saying hello with a loud wave. It's Faizah's first day of school, and her older sister Asiya's first day of hijab - made of a beautiful blue fabric. But not everyone sees hijab as beautiful.

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A Muslim book of colours: Hana Khan – celebrating Eid

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Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns: A Muslim Book of Colors (A Muslim Book of Concepts)

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Ganesha’s sweet tooth Sanjay Patel and Emily Haynes
The Diwali Gift Shweta Chopra and Shuchi Mehta
Festival of colours Kabir Sehgal and Surishtha Sehgal
Sita’s Ramayana Samhita Arni and Moyna Chitrakar
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BBC - Religions - Islam: Five Pillars of Islam

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This article looks at The Five Pillars of Islam, which are the five obligations that every Muslim must satisfy in order to live a good and responsible life.

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Story Tent stories

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The Story Bank contains six sets of stories which come from different religions and worldviews. They are based around six themes, to engage pupils in a range of topics. Each story comes with a set of questions which can be used in teaching, and some are also accompanied by a video clip where pupils can see a person from that religion or worldview reading the story. These materials are designed to be used flexibly to meet the different demands of diverse school contexts.

For example:

* School assemblies

* Guided reading

* Themed days

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Activities to help children learn the skill of living great lives in diverse communities

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An animated film focusing on Islam, and narrating the story of the 'Prophet and the Ants' and the story of 'The Crying Camel', showing that no matter how small or large animals are they are all important to God and need to be cared for. The film is bright and colourful and immerses pupils in the story through a clear, friendly narrative.

Before watching the film, teachers could ask pupils "who is most important to God?" Asking again after they have watched the film. They could discuss ways that we care for all creatures from the smallest to the largest, for example feeding our pets. Pupils could create a class bug hotel, demonstrating a practical way to care for even the smallest creatures. They could role-play in the roles of the camel and his owner. Ask the camel to tell the class why he was crying, and how he felt at the beginning and end of the story.

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The Islamic Story of The Prophet and the Ants and The Crying Camel - KS1 Religious Education - BBC Bitesize

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An animated film focusing on Islam, and narrating the story of the 'Prophet and the Ants' and the story of 'The Crying Camel', showing that no matter how small or large animals are they are all important to God and need to be cared for.

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Short clips of people of faith and their head covering

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Short clips of people of faith and their head covering

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From a CBeebies series: ‘What’s on your head?’ – each short episode is narrated by Nadiya Hussain. The person who wears the item talks about it themselves, interspersed with clips from young children. One is of Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, the UK’s first black woman bishop, and it is a great clip.

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What's on Your Head? - Series 1: 7. Bishop Mitre

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Bishop Rose tells us why her majestic mitre is so special to her.

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Many short films of real children from a faith who speak about it from their perspective. Some are the same as the “What is …” but there are additional films.

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Information is arranged around a question “What is …?” and then explored via text, pictures and clips

Buddhism (3) Buddhism, Nirvana Day, Wesak

Christianity (4) Christianity, Christmas, Lent, Easter

Hinduism (3)  Hinduism, Divali, Holi

Islam (3) Islam, Ramadan, Eid ul Adha

Judaism (4)  Judaism, Passover(Pesach), Yom Kippur, Hannukah

Sikhism (3) Sikhism, Guru Nanak, Vaisakhi

Humanism (1) Humanism

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KS2 Religious Education learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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This film focuses on Judaism, and narrates the story of Moses as he grows up watching the Jewish people enslaved, and follows him as he leads his people to freedom through the red sea to their promised land.

The film is bright and colourful and immerses pupils in the story through a clear, friendly narrative.

This clip is from the series Religions of the World.

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Religious Studies KS1: The Jewish Story of Moses

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This film focuses on Judaism, and narrates the story of Moses as he grows up watching the Jewish people enslaved, and follows him as he leads his people to freedom through the red sea to their promised land. The film is bright and colourful and immerses pupils in the story through a clear, friendly narrative.

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Religious Studies KS1: The Hindu Story of Rama and Sita

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A short animated film for Diwali, the festival of light, narrating the Hindu story of Rama and Sita. This short film will be relevant for teaching KS1 and Early and 1st Level Religious Studies.

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This short film focuses on Christianity, and narrates the story of Easter.

It tells the story of Jesus's crucifixion, his rising from the tomb three days later to the delight of his followers, and his ascension to heaven.

The film is bright and colourful and immerses the pupils in the story through a clear, friendly narrative.

This short film is from the BBC series, Religions of the World.

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Religious Studies KS1: The Christian Story of Easter

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A short animated film narrating the Christian story of Easter. This short film will be relevant for teaching KS1 and Early and 1st Level Religious Studies.

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The Christian Story of the First Christmas

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The Christian Story of the First Christmas

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The story follows Mary and Joseph from being told they will have a baby by the angel Gabriel, through to the birth of Jesus and the visits from the shepherds and wise men.

The film is bright and colourful and immerses pupils in the story through a clear, friendly narrative.

This short film is part of a series of animated films teaching pupils about religions of the world.

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Religious Studies KS1: The Christian Story of the First Christmas

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A short, animated film narrating the Christian story of the first Christmas. The story follows Mary and Joseph from being told they will have a baby by the angel Gabriel, through to the birth of Jesus and the visits from the shepherds and wise men.

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Religious Studies KS1: The Buddhist Story of Siddhartha and the Swan and The Monkey King

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An animated film narrating two Buddhist stories. This clip will be relevant for teaching KS1 and Early and 1st Level Religious Studies.

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The Milk & The Jasmine Flower and the story of Duni Chand & the Silver Needle.

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This film focuses on Sikhism, and narrates the story of The Milk & The Jasmine Flower and the story of Duni Chand & the Silver Needle.

Guru Nanak shows the townspeople there is always room in the world for more holiness, and that only good deeds go with us to the next world, not money and gold.

The film is bright and colourful and immerses pupils in the story through a clear, friendly narrative.

This clip is from the series Religions of the World.

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This film focuses on Sikhism, and narrates the story of The Milk & The Jasmine Flower and the story of Duni Chand & the Silver Needle. Guru Nanak shows the townspeople there is always room in the world for more holiness, and that only good deeds go with us to the next world, not money and gold.

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This series has been specially designed for teaching Religious Studies to pupils aged 3-7s. It explores the different religions of the world and their well-k...

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A range of video clips of children from Christian families talking about their faith.

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Faces of Faith is a free online-film resource to support the teaching of the Christian faith at Key Stage One and Two. It includes 23 clips of children aged 5-7 and 7-11 talking about their Christian faith, on-line and ready to be used by schools.

Through the interactive use of age-appropriate video clips in their classroom, pupils in primary schools across the country can now see and hear a wide range of 21st century Christian children talk about their shared beliefs.

The clips will support pupils' understanding and knowledge of the Christian faith. The films will support hard-pressed practitioners teaching about the Christian faith in a stimulating, child-friendly way; bringing the voice of real believers into every classroom.

Children were filmed from the following churches

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Free Lesson Resources KS1-2 | Faithinschools

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Faces of Faith is a free online-film resource to support the teaching of the Christian faith at Key Stage One and Two. It includes 23 clips of children aged 5-7 and 7-11 talking about their Christian faith, on-line and ready to be used by schools.

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KS1 Religious Education: The Jewish Story of Hanukkah

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An animated film for primary schools narrating the Jewish story of Hanukkah. This video will be relevant for teaching KS1 and early and first level religious education.

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Christian Stories of the Good Samaritan and the Lost Sheep 

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Christian Stories of the Good Samaritan and the Lost Sheep 

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Religions of the World is a collection of animated films exploring the origins and stories of a variety of religions.

Alongside each, there is more information about the content of the film, and suggestions of how it could be used in the classroom.

These resources are suitable for use with pupils aged 3-7.

The films are hosted on an external, non-BBC platform. The BBC cannot take any responsibility for recommendations or content promoted by third party sites.

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MALALA'S MAGIC PENCIL by Malala Yousafzai - YouTube

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MALALA'S MAGIC PENCIL by Malala Yousafzai - YouTube

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Read by Malala

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MALALA'S MAGIC PENCIL by Malala Yousafzai

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A video with a Muslim girl entering the story

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Story Time with Haafa | Two Pigeons on a Pilgrimage - Hajj Special | Tazkir Unlimited Kids

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Video reading

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Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns Book Reading

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Reflections through art for Holy Week and Easter written by Shahne Vickery with paintings by Nebiyu Assefa

FREE TO DOWNLOAD

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Reflections through art on the events of Holy Week

Inspired by paintings from the Ethiopian artist Nebiyu Assefa, this pack offers children and their families new and creative ways to engage with the story of Holy Week and Easter at home.
Download the pack and larger images of the pictures.
Please note: Copyright for the material and artwork is free if used with this resource.
However, all pictures are copyright © Imaginor Ltd and may not be reproduced without prior and written permission.

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Journey into Easter with Children - Imaginor

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Supporting Spiritual and Moral Development in Schools

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Mainly filmed from life, with some animations:
Christianity 21 clips

Hinduism 2 clips (Divali, Janmashtami)

Islam 6 clips (Prayer and preparation, The Shahada, animated stories, Mecca)

Judaism 9 clips  (Shabbat, The Torah, Pesach, Jewish family)

Sikhism 6 clips (Beginning of the tradition, the gurdwara, worship and celebration, rituals, the 5 Ks)

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KS1 Religious Education learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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Films in places of worship in the Birmingham area

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Films in places of worship in the Birmingham area

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There are three videos for each place of worship and excellent leaflets showing the interior and aspects of faith and practice.
Sikhi: Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha (Soho Road, Handsworth)

Islam: Birmingham Central Mosque (Highgate Middleway, Birmingham)

Judaism : Birmingham Progressive Synagogue (Bishopsgate Street, Birmingham)

Hindu traditions : Shri Venkateswara (Balaji) temple (Dudley Road East, Tividale)

Christianity : St Philip’s Cathedral (Colmore Row)

Buddhist traditions : Dhamma Talaka Pagoda (Osler Street)

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Supported by a generous grant from Westhill Endowment Trust,The Arts Society Birmingham has collaborated with six different places of worship, Birmingham Faith Leaders and other organisations to produce resources designed to enhance a school visit, or to support a virtual visit, to a place of worshi…