Religious Education

The aim of Year 7 RE is for students to gain an insight into two of the world’s Abrahamic religions, Judaism and Christianity, then once students have gained an insight into those religions, they can focus on how Jesus Christ has been represented in both of those faiths.

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The aim of Year 8 RE is for students to gain an insight into the last of the world’s Abrahamic religions, Islam. Once students have been given an understanding of all the Abrahamic faiths, in Year 7 and 8, they begin to look more deeply at philosophical arguments about the existence of God, using the knowledge they have built up about the different religions to begin to critically evaluate religious beliefs.

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The aim of Year 9 RE is to look at more of the philosophical side of religion, looking at ethical arguments towards life and death, but also ideas about equality, both within religion but also more secular arguments. We also aim to ensure students are not given stereotypical views about religion, which is why we study a unit on extremism, and allow students to understand that most religious believers are strongly against extremist views.

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At Key Stage 4, students study the Edexcel (Pearson) GCSE in Religious Studies, Specification B. In Year 10, students study Paper 1 – Christianity: Religion and Ethics.

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At Key Stage 4, students study the Edexcel (Pearson) GCSE in Religious Studies, Specification B. In Year 11, students study Paper 2 – Islam: Religion, Peace and Conflict.

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You can contact our members of staff via Ask Lowry (ask.lowry@lowryacademy.org.uk).

• Mr P McKenzie, Head of Religious Education
• Ms S Ahmed, RE Trainee Teacher