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An article: A Partnership between Teachers and Learners: How to Inspire Your Pupils in RE.
Joyce Mackley, RE adviser for 15 years has endeared herself to hundreds of teachers through her practical and inspiring work.
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An effective RE planning process
Opening up RE: Belonging - An effective RE planning process example for upper primary
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An extended interview with Hannah Hart
An extended interview from Hannah Hart from the RE Today publication Atheists.
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An extended version of Augustine’s diary entry
An extended version of Augustine’s diary entry from p.29.
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An interfaith trip
A presentation by Anna Mantle on how school interfaith visit to a Sikh gurdwara and a Muslim faith centre in Kirklees helped her students to grow.
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An Introduction to Spirited Play
Stories are told in as simple a way as possible to enable children's imaginations to act upon the essences of the story and to make connections between the stories and their own experience.
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An Islamic perspective on theology (2.1)
Challenging Knowledge in RE vol 1: Studying God. Resource 2.1: An Islamic perspective on theology.
£CALL Out of stockAn RE week on respect for everyone
A presentation showing how All Saints School, Sandwell, used learning outside the classroom and design and thinking skills activities for all ages during their week of ‘Respect for Everyone through RE’
£CALL Out of stockAnalysing atheists: where do they stand on God? Activity card
Activity card from page 5 of RE Today publication Examining Religion and Belief: Atheists.
£CALL Out of stockAndy and His Bag: Introducing World Religions at Key Stage 1
Helen Thacker (REsource 20:3, Summer 1998) – advice on how you could teach pupils about different religions through animated images of children.
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Angels in the Qur'an - Article with Quranic references
Examining Religion and Belief: Muslims Vol. 2 - Rachel Dryden is a PhD student at Cambridge University. In this document, she summarises some key points from her studies, on what the Qur'an say about angels.
£CALL Out of stockAnimal Ethics: perspectives from 5 religions
Animal Ethics is part of the BBC’s Ethics website. It provides detailed and comprehensive coverage of the main areas of study required by the exam boards e.g. legislation; moral status of animals; experimentation; eating animals; pets; hunting; animal activism. Perspectives from five religions are covered: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. The material is text-based. It is suitable as a reference point for students, particularly more able ones, and is a readily accessible source from anywhere with internet access.
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