Outcomes for pupils in RE

Children will have:

• A passion for RE and an enthusiastic engagement in learning, developing a sense of curiosity
• An excellent knowledge and understanding of belief and a range of religions, showing respect for all forms of belief and none
• The ability to think, reflect, and discuss religion, formulating and refining perceptive questions and lines of enquiry, developing academic rigour and a questioning mindset
• The ability to make connections between beliefs
• A well- developed religious literacy
• An understanding of the impact of religion and belief on the lives of individuals, being hospitable to diversity
• The opportunity to learn to disagree well and develop and express their personal positions, empathising with and respecting the positions and beliefs of others
• A basis for reflection and evaluating their thoughts and opinions
• Recognised that  world faiths are diverse and dynamic entities

Please also refer to the Peterborough Agreed Syllabus and Understanding Christianity