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Worship and Sacred Places
Worship and Sacred Places encourages knowledge and understanding of Christianity, Judaism and Islam, especially as practised in the UK. It covers the beliefs of each religion, the nature and significance of worship, and the importance of sacred places.
£CALL Out of stockWhy do People Suffer?
This book is a good text to use instead of a textbook, a suitable primary source for religious learning. Ask a bright student to read it and summarise it in a talk to the class.
£CALL Out of stockWhy Atheism?
A DVD resource designed specifically to introduce students to some of the key issues in humanism and atheism. A stimulating and engaging resource which represents excellent value for money.
£CALL Out of stockWho was ...St Francis of Assisi?
This volume on the life of St Francis is part of the Short Books series of biographies of famous historical figures.
£CALL Out of stockWhat Do You Believe?
Provided the teacher uses the book cautiously and is aware of the difficulties referred to in the full review, this book could be a reasonably priced and very useful, attractive, classroom resource to research religions and introduce philosophy of religion to 7 - 11s.
£CALL Out of stockWater, moon, candle, tree and sword
This DVD provides a reasonably priced and well-made source of good multi-faith RE for children in the 4-8 age range (the labelling says 5-7, but they are flexible). Five faiths are each dealt with through the eyes of a child who's a member, and through a story.
£CALL Out of stockThe Young Atheist's Handbook
Shaha has constructed a charmingly readable journey through some of the most enduring philosophical territory, weaving memories and thoughtful anecdotes into a powerful story of hope and truth.
£CALL Out of stockThe Thoughtful Guide to Christianity
This book, focusing on thinking through issues to do with Christian faith and belief, explores the nature of truth and religion and experience
£CALL Out of stockThe Spirit of the Child
This book is a must for those who want to deepen their understanding of the importance of 'the spiritual dimension' in child development generally and in their education particularly. It is thought provoking, stimulating and well written.
£CALL Out of stockThe Lion Classic Bible
An excellent book for the classroom, school library or home bookshelf. Adults and children can share anbd explore texts that offer both purpose and meaning for life.
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Windows, Mirrrors and Doors
Ways in to creating a school policy for Spiritual Development
£CALL Out of stockWhy is the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible worth celebrating?
The Reverend Dr Michael Brydon shares a perspective on one of the key religious events of the year: the King James Bible’s 400th birthday.
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Where is God?
Case Study: first thoughts on a pilot project funded by the TDA to develop good assessment practice. Completed by Sarah Heath, Plashet School, London Borough of Newham, supported by Claire Clinton.
£CALL Out of stockWhat would you like to ask God? Challenging questions: a reflective story for RE.
In this article, Lat Blaylock and Alison Phillips provide a guided story script designed to challenge pupils to deep thinking about big questions, and some interesting examples of pupils' spiritual reflection.
£CALL Out of stockWhat is the impact of religion on our community?
Case Study: first thoughts on a pilot project funded by the TDA to develop good assessment practice. Completed by Nathalie Chambers of George Mitchell School, London Borough of Waltham Forest, and supported by Lynne Broadbent.
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