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Ambitions for RE

Dive into the basics of RE (Religious Education) at Cedars Park Community Primary School with a focus on learner perception, effective feedback, and engaging curriculum approaches. Explore Hinduism workshops, student projects, and innovative teaching strategies while fostering subject leadership and professional development. Join us in shaping well-rounded learners through meaningful interactions with global faith communities and real-world events.

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Ambitions for RE

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  1. Ambitions for RE Hayley Mann Cedars Park Community Primary School

  2. Where to start??? Back to basics! Think BIG!

  3. Big Questions to consider • What does your school say about you? • What do your best critics say? • Who do I ask for help? • When can I start? • What will the outcomes be?

  4. Learners and Learning • Learner perception questionnaire • Light touch monitoring • Visits and visitors • Effective feedback • Promotion of SMSC • Planning for exploration • Assessment • Links to other subjects • Displays and learning environment • Talking to the children

  5. Hinduism Workshop I loved it when we learnt about why cows and bulls are special to Hindus. I learnt about all the different gods. We got to do some dancing to traditional music.

  6. Lords Prayer Project ‘We were able to ask big questions such as ‘is he (God) looking after us?’ ‘We learnt about what people do when they pray and the special places that they go to’. ‘We discussed our thoughts on whether God made the world or if it was atoms joining together’. ‘We learnt the Lords Prayer in sign language’.

  7. Open the Box

  8. Open the Book Assembly

  9. Ngara Crosses Daisy Cross The small pebbles represent that Jesus died for lots of people, not just one or two, not just me and you. The daisies represent that Jesus was beautiful even in the small things, even in his soul. The dandelions (weeds) represent that even though people see us as weeds, we can still help in the way of God and become his seeds to sprout in the spring and carry on growing and to bring the word of God with us.

  10. Teachers and Teaching • Subject knowledge • Progression of learning shown in planning • Teaching strategies • Whole school RE enrichment days • Networking- seek and you will find! • Working with other schools • Outside the classroom • Local community

  11. Curriculum • Imaginative RE curriculum • Awareness of new syllabus • Links to global faith communities • SMSC linking to all areas of the curriculum • Real world events • Measured impact • RE taught through music, art, dance etc

  12. Subject Leadership • SEF and action plan • Resources • RE policy • Lesson observations • Book/ work moderation • Governor engagement • Wider school involvement

  13. Continuing Professional Development • Whole school staff training • Teacher evaluations • Skills audit • Staff questionnaire • Drawing on others experiences • Using the resources around you e.g. parents, local church to improve subject knowledge

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