Religious Education

RE at Great Moor is led by Miss Gregory.

RE explores the big questions about life, to find out what people believe and what difference this makes to how they live. You can reflect on religious and non-religious ideas to know where you stand and why.

In Religious Education at Great Moor, our programme is based on the Stockport agreed syllabus.  This allows children the freedom to explore their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development. 

Children develop knowledge and understanding of religious and non-religious worldviews by exploring Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, and Humanism. This prepares them for life in a diverse world where tolerance and cohesion within multi-cultural communities is key. 

By the end of KS2, we hope that the children are able to discuss, explain and be respectful to all religious and non-religious beliefs and values, whilst maintaining an open-minded approach to new experiences.

Parents have the right to withdraw their children from RE lessons if they wish.

Files to Download

Knowledge Organiser - Year 6 - Chrisitianity Knowledge Organiser - Year 6 - Humanism Knowledge Organiser - Year 6 - Islam What does RE look like in Year 6? Knowledge Organiser - Year 5 - Christianity Knowledge Organiser - Year 5 - Hinduism Knowledge Organiser - Year 5 - Islam Knowledge Organiser - Year 5 - Judaism What does RE look like in Year 5? Knowledge Organiser - Year 4 - Christianity Knowledge Organiser - Year 4 - Hinduism Knowledge Organiser - Year 4 - Judaism What does RE look like in Year 4? Knowledge Organiser - Year 3 - Christianity Knowledge Organiser - Year 3 - Hinduism Knowledge Organiser - Year 3 - Islam What does RE look like in Year 3? Knowledge Organiser - Year 3 - Judaism RE Big Questions Overview RE Progression of Skills RE Progression of Vocabulary What does RE look like at GMJS? Knowledge Organiser - Year 6 - Hinduism RE Policy 2024-25 RE 3Is

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