RS & Philosophy
Curriculum Aims:
- Throughout the curriculum students engage with the key teachings and practices of the main world religions via a high-quality, well-sequenced, challenging and engaging curriculum that raises attainment and ensures achievement for all.
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The curriculum is broad, balanced and inclusive and its implementation ensures that students of ALL backgrounds and abilities can access, engage with and master key transferable skills, in particular explanation, evaluation and empathy.
- The curriculum is designed to develop and enrich students’ powerful knowledge and nurture schema so that all students understand the importance of Religious Studies in the local and wider community. Students create links between different religious teachings and moral issues in the world and create their own opinions which enables them to be life-long learners.
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Teaching Colleagues
Mrs N Seymour: Subject Leader History, Politics and Religious Studies Miss A Powell: 2nd i/c Religious Studies, Assistant Head of Year 10 Ms B Siddiqui Teacher of Religious Studies |
KS3
Year 7: 2 lessons per fortnight Year 8: 2 lessons per fortnight KS4
GCSE+ Curriculum Exam Board: OCR All pupils complete the following modules: PART 1: Beliefs and Teachings and Practices Christianity Islam
PART 2: Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Christian perspective
Year 9: 4 lessons per fortnight Year 10: 5 lessons per fortnight Year 11: 5 lessons per fortnight
KS5
A-Level Religious Studies Curriculum Exam Board: AQA
Year 12: 9 lessons per fortnight, 1 assessment period Year 13: 9 lessons per fortnight, 1 assessment period
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