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RE helps you to grow in maturity. Seeing the bigger picture helps you to understand things.

RE is essential for learning, it helps us become broad-minded about life, rather than staying closed minded.

I like acting things out. It makes it more interactive. I get to do it. I like talking and seeing other points of view.

When we are learning in RE we ask questions such as, “The Eightfold Path – can we actually follow this?” And “Is God real? Is this real?”

This has been a valuable experience for our department.  We are classed as an outstanding department by SIAS* and we are regularly challenged by the management of our school.  However, the breadth of the criteria provided a new range of challenges and required us to look sharply at ourselves. The experience was challenging but also a celebration of the hard work of the department and a validation of the commitment of all members of the team.

*Statutory Inspection of Anglican Schools – Ofsted Section 48: inspection of schools with a religious character

I like heated debates ad discussion in RE as they show me how passionate we can be about topics. In a discussion you listen and accept and then present your view, but a debate is better because you get to analyse and challenge other people’s beliefs, and in the process you get challenged!