Religious Studies
Year 1's Judaism Day
Year 1 spent the morning learning about the Jewish celebration of Shabbat with a special visitor. They immersed themselves in the traditions and enjoyed making Challah bread. The children got to experience the lighting of the candles and learnt a Shabbat song.
RE Curriculum Statement
At Courthill Infant School we enjoy following the Bournemouth and Poole agreed syllabus for RE, DiscoveryRE. It is an enquired based approach to learning and each scheme of work gives the children the opportunity to consider a question. The syllabus progresses from Foundation through to the end of Year 6.
We help our children to develop skills of investigation, empathy, reflection, evaluation and attitudes of appreciation, curiosity, open mindedness and self- awareness. Our approach takes the philosophy that children are free to make their own choices and decisions concerning religion and belief. We inform and develop the skills with which evaluation can take place. We ensure that the RE curriculum is accessible to all pupils through differentiation for individuals abilities and needs. The RE curriculum aims to respond to pupils’ diverse needs across the school and to overcome any barriers to their learning. In its own right it makes a unique contribution to the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of pupils.
Help your child at home
Encourage your child to be curious and ask questions. Talk about their ideas and opinions. Read and discuss stories from different cultures and religions.
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