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| What will I be studying in Religious Education? |
| The Hertfordshire Agreed Syllabus of Religious Education [2000-2006] says that by the end of KS4 all of the six principal World Religions should have been taught within RE lessons in the County's schools. These six religions are: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism. The Education Act of 1996 stated that all Agreed Syllabuses should reflect "the fact that the religious traditions in Great Britain are in the main Christian whilst taking account of the teaching and practices of the other principal religions represented in Great Britain." |
| YEAR 7 CHRISTIANITY ISLAM SIKHISM |
| YEAR 8 CHRISTIANITY JUDAISM HINDUISM |
| YEAR 9 CHRISTIANITY BUDDHISM |
| AUTUMN TERM WHO AM I? GOD FOR ALL FAITHS OR NONE? SPRING TERM THE NATURE OF GOD IN ISLAM AND SIKHISM JESUS- MAN OR GOD? SUMMER TERM JUSTICE FOR CHRISTIANS HOW DO WE KNOW WHAT'S RIGHT FROM WRONG? |
| AUTUMN TERM WILL YOU BE MY PEOPLE IF I WILL BE YOUR GOD? HOW DO ORDINARY PEOPLE LIVE EXTRAORDINAY LIVES? ANNE FRANK AND THE HOLOCAUST SPRING TERM JESUS-WAS HE A TROUBLEMAKER? MOVING ON UP OR GOING ROUND IN CIRCLES? SUMMER TERM IS THERE POWER IN PEACE? GANDHI, MARTIN LUTHER KING, DESMOND TUTU WHAT MAKES A JOURNEY SPECIAL? |
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| AUTUMN TERM LIFE: WHAT IS IT WORTH? IS SUFFERING NECESSARY? SPRING TERM IS IT EVER RIGHT TO FIGHT? LESS IS MORE? SUMMER TERM WHERE DOES THE UNIVERSE COME FROM? DO ANIMALS HAVE RIGHTS? |
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| WHAT WILL I STUDYING AT KS4/GCSE ? |
| Our GCSE Full Course students are currently taking Edexcel Syllabus 1481, which is made up of two units: Unit B Religion and Life based on a study of Christianity, and Unit L Judaism. This syllabus is based on 80% examination [Units B and L] and 20% coursework also based on these units. Students will produce two coursework modules of 1500 words each on: 'Religion and the Media' and 'The Holocaust'. |
AS 8562 A LEVEL 9562 EDEXCEL GCE RELIGIOUS STUDIES SYLLABUS AS1 EDEXCEL GCE RELIGIOUS STUDIES A LEVEL |
| KS5 EDEXCEL GCE RELIGIOUS STUDIES |
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