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Religious Education

While being a non-denominational school, Religious Education (RE) remains an important part of the school curriculum. RE lessons contribute to the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of our children. We consider and respond to the ‘big questions’ in life: its meaning and purpose, as well as exploring the nature of values and the benefits of a moral society. In the Early Years, children learn about themselves, their friends and family and important members of the community. This helps them to understand that we are unique and have different beliefs which must be respected and nurtured as part of a community. Throughout the year, we explore different religious festivals and celebrations, helping the children develop an appreciation and basic understanding of different faiths and cultures around the world.

In Key Stage 1 pupils learn about different beliefs in the world around them. They begin to understand the importance and value of religion and beliefs and that other children and families may hold different beliefs from their own. They learn to recognise that beliefs are expressed in a variety of ways, and begin to use specialist vocabulary. Pupils are encouraged to use their imagination and share their sense of wonder about the world around them. They are introduced to a range of stories and other religious materials and encouraged to offer their views. They talk about what is important to them and others, recognising their own unique value as individuals, reflecting on their own feelings and experiences, and developing a sense of belonging.

In Key Stage 2 pupils learn about a range of religions, developing an understanding of their impact locally, nationally and globally. The children explore religious beliefs, teachings and practices, through sacred texts and other sources. They learn to appreciate diversity in religion, exploring similarities and differences within and between religions and beliefs and the importance of dialogue between them. They recognise the challenges involved in distinguishing between ideas of right and wrong, and valuing what is good and true. They consider their own beliefs and values and those of others in the light of their learning in RE. They communicate their ideas and recognise other people’s viewpoints. They develop their range and use of specialist vocabulary. RE helps develop social and cultural understanding in a multi-faith, plural society.

Congratulations to Year 6 on their outstanding 11+ results

One child secured a scholarship to Putney High and another an Offer with Distinction to Thomas’s Battersea.

The 17 children achieved 50 offers to some of the best secondary schools in London and beyond, including Godolphin & Latymer, Frances Holland and Emanuel.

You can find full details at https://www.parsonsgreenprep.co.uk/admissions-and-fees/leavers/.

What a feat, especially after the year we have all had. Well done everyone!