All Blog Posts Tagged 'cmre' (7)

Overview Invaluable resource linking R.E, Literacy & ICT Primary Cross Curriculum lessons to enhance the learning process The resource uses Game Boards, Text Cards & a CD-ROM all of which can be used independently Appropriate for use across the Primary age range & easily adaptable for all ability levels (including S.E.N. Lower Key Stage 3 groups) Engages pupils in an interactive journey through the Bible. Suitable for all teaching styles & levels of experience A flexi… Continue

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R.E. Matters. It’s a fact! It’s also the name of a conference run by REinspired in a few weeks time. On Thursday 21st May,there is a conference to help you & your church support local schools with RE & Collective Worship. It’s taking place in Lincolnshire and runs from 10am to 4pm.

Topics will include:
· Getting involved with your local school · Organising R.E. lessons and assemblies · Building relationships that last · Using Godly Play methods in schools · Working with 6

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A new Religious Studies GCSE syllabus which explores topics of homosexuality, binge drinking and drugs has been welcomed by Bible Society’s education expert Ann Holt. The syllabus, due to be taught from September, includes teaching on citizenship and personal, social and health education. Topics include ‘religion, sport and leisure’ which asks pupils about stress relief and the misuse of leisure time, such as binge drinking, and ‘religion and planet earth’ which looks at conservation, recycling… Continue

Lifepath is a Scripture Union project to help Christians in local communities organise an event to which they can invite local schools. It aims to give Junior school pupils the opportunity to explore the Christian faith through the lifepath of a well known historic Ch

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The true meaning of Christmas. What’s your take? Make a one-minute film on the subject with your camcorder, laptop or mobile. Then upload it to this website for the chance to WIN up to £3,000 for your church, plus some amazing prizes for you – thebandwithnoname signed merchandise, tickets to Greenbelt 09 and much, much more. Find out more at the True Meaning website Continue

The increase in the number of students taking the religious studies A-level indicates the extent to which young people regard faith as an important part of their lives, says the Church of England. More than 20,100 students will open envelopes for religious studies A-level today, marking a 5.9 per cent increase on last year. Eighty-one per cent of those students will achieve A-C grades. The number of students opting for the religious studies A-level has grown year-on-year for the last five year… Continue