Our RE Curriculum
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At Mount Pleasant we follow the locally agreed Darlington RE syllabus which provides a balanced and broadly based curriculum promoting the spiritual, moral, cultural, social, mental and physical development of pupils and of society.
RE in the Agreed Syllabus is based on:
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Developing knowledge and understanding of religions
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Becoming increasingly able to respond to religions in an informed way (Critical thinking)
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Reflecting on their own ideas (Personal reflection)
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Our syllabus is designed to ensure our children develop knowledge and understanding of religions, including, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism. Teaching RE prepares pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life. RE encourages pupils to develop positive attitudes to their own and others' beliefs and values, in a classroom climate that recognises and respects differences. Self-awareness, respect, open-mindedness and appreciation and wonder are an integral part of the RE curriculum. At Mount Pleasant, we believe that RE makes an important contribution to promoting British Values, and understanding the impact it has for individuals and communities.
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"You have the right to choose your own religion and beliefs." Article 14
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Subject Leader: Mrs Blackham
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