Religious Education

Religious Education 

Differences were meant not to divide but to enrich - J.H.Oldham


At Giles Junior School, we take a thoughtful and creative approach to RE where children’s critical thinking skills are developed, their motivation to learn is increased and their knowledge and understanding of the different religions is enhanced. This approach takes very seriously the philosophy that children are free to make their own choices and decisions concerning religion and belief. RE does not try to persuade but rather to inform and develop the skills with which evaluation can take place.

 

'I liked dressing up and sharing my Slovakian traditions. I also enjoyed giving my friends Slovakian cookies to taste.' - Child from 3 Sweden

'I enjoyed writing an Easter poem because I could write about my experience.' - Child from 4 Costa Rica

'During Faith week, I made an Islamic prayer mat using card and wool. I enjoyed decorating it with a special pattern.' - Child from 6 Peru

 

RE Intent

RE Intent

Living together in peace

Living together in peace

A winning Easter poem

A winning Easter poem

Some of the donations that we collected during the month of Ramadan

Some of the donations that we collected during the month of Ramadan