Skip to content
  • Religious Education

    The main aims of our department are to:

    • Give children and young people the opportunity to:

    1. Learn about religion and worldviews.

    2. Express and communicate ideas about religion and worldviews.

    3. Gain and deploy skills needed for the study of religion and worldviews.

    • Provide an opportunity for children and young people to understand each other’s beliefs, practices and ways of life.
    • Make a valuable contribution to the personal development of children and young people, particularly their spiritual, moral, social, cultural and intellectual development.
    • Enhance the growth of every child and young people, regardless of whether they come from a religious family background or not.
    • Contribute to the development and demonstration of pupils’ skills and attitudes that will allow them to participate fully in and contribute positively to life in modern Britain.

    Key Stage 3

    Year 7

    • Is Camden a religious borough?
    • What can we learn from Religious Stories?
    • What does it mean to be a Humanist in the 21st century?

    Year 8

    • How does the media treat religion?
    • Does religion help people to be good?
    • Is death the end?

    Year 9

    • Why is there suffering?
    • Christianity in 5 arguments part 1
    • Christianity in 5 arguments part 2

     

    If students do not opt for GCSE RE, the expected curriculum expectations are met through the PSHE and tutorial programme.

    GCSE syllabus: https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/rs/specifications/AQA-8062-SP-2016.PDF