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Curriculum

Religion
 

  Religious Education must be taught in all schools, even though there are no requirements set down for it in the National Curriculum. This is to allow each Local Education Authority to vary what is taught to reflect the needs of the people in their area.

You can find out what your Local Education Authority expects its schools to teach by asking to see its "Agreed Syllabus".

You are likely to find that although there is an emphasis on teaching about Christianity, children are also taught about the other faiths that are present in the United Kingdom, such as Judaism, Sikhism, Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism. They will learn about important Christian festivals, and compare them to those of other faiths; and about the Bible and the holy books of the other religions.

Children are encouraged to respect the beliefs of others, and to understand the values shared by all the major religions - honesty, caring, forgiveness and justice.

Helping your child at home
There are plenty of things that you can do to help your child at home. Even children as young as four can expect homework, see Parents On-Line for more information on helping your child at home.

http://www.parents.org.uk

Parents On-Line have developed a range of downloadable modules that contain all the resources to help at home. These include games, activities and printable worksheets.
 
 

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