Religious, Moral & Social Education

Please see detailed Annual Overviews below.

In year 10 students will be following the new AQA GCSE Religious Studies

• Religion and Life
• Christianity –Beliefs
• Crime and Punishment
• Christianity – Practices
• Hinduism beliefs and practices were taught in year 9.

Some year 10 students will be completing the fast track GCSE 1 year course RE and take their full GCSE exam in the summer of year 10.

• Religion and Life
• Crime and Punishment
• Relationship and Families
• Christianity Beliefs and Practices
• Hinduism beliefs and practices were taught in year 9.

They will also develop their skills in:

• Recalling information
• Describing different beliefs and practices in Hinduism and Christianity
• Explaining links between different religions

Evaluating and analysing different religious beliefs

Year 10 – Non-Examined RE
In year 11 students complete 5 units of work

• Medical Ethics
• Crime and Punishment
• Relationships
• Religion in the Media
• Poverty and Wealth

By the end of Year 11 in RE we expect students to be able to;

• Describe key facts about religious beliefs and practices
• Explain different points of view on religious, philosophical and moral issues
• Support different ideas with relevant evidence and information

Year 11 – RE GCSE 2 Course

In year 11 students will be following the new AQA GCSE Religious Studies

• Christian Practices
• Crime and Punishment
• Relationship and Families

They will also develop their skills in:

• Recalling information
• Describing different beliefs and practices in Hinduism and Christianity
• Explaining links between different religions
• Evaluating and analysing different religious beliefs