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Religious Education
Mr Clewer -Subject Lead
RE Intent
RE Implementation
- RE Impact
RE is for everyone! At Landywood, it is our intent to build religiously literate young people. Our curriculum is designed to engage, inspire, challenge and encourage pupils, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to answer challenging questions, explore different religious beliefs, values and traditions and develop a more rigorous understanding of the numerous religious traditions, beliefs and practices that are followed in our multi-cultural society.
Remembrance Day
We commemorated Remembrance Day through a poignant whole school assembly. We were honoured to have been joined by an active serviceman, who read a poem in the assembly and shared experiences of serving in the Military. All of our children made a poppy which was laid out at the front of the school, in our Remembrance Garden. A group of children also visited Waters Edge Care Home, to meet with residents and present them with some and crafted poppies.
Christmas Celebrations
All of our children took part in a Christmas performance. Our EYFS children performed a version of the Nativity. KS1 children took part in a Christingle Service with Rev. Monica. KS2 children went to St Mark's church for a Carol Service, where they sang a variety of Christmas carols and songs to their parents and carers.
Pupil Voice
- RE is important as when you meet people of different religions, you know about how they live. - Maddy, Year 6
- I like learning about religions and traditions. - Mason, Year 3
- It is important to accept that we are all different. - Bethan, Year 2
- I like the different activities we do in RE and using the iPads. - Harry, Year 4
Pupil Teams