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Religious Education
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Religious Education is taught on a weekly basis throughout the school. The content is not based on the teachings of any particular denomination, but is multi-faith. Pupils learn about values, beliefs and traditions of different world religions and their impact on society.
COLLECTIVE WORSHIP
Collective worship within the school is in accordance with the 1988 Edcuation Reform Act. All children attend acts of worship and reflection during the school day. This may either be as a whole school or in groups. In collective worship we: recognise achievement; reflect on social and emotional issues and celebrate the multi-cultural society in which we live.
As parents, you have the right to withdraw your child from collective worship. If you wish to do so you are asked to meet with the headteacher to discuss any concerns and put your request in writing.
End of Year Learning Outcomes:
Keystage 1 (KS1)
Lower keystage 2 (LKS2)
Upper keystage 2 (UKS2)