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NOW AVAILABLE: REtoday magazine

Theme: Illuminating RE

Highlights from this issue:

  • ‘What I believe': Chief Executive of Humanists UK Andrew Copson sheds light on humanist values
  • Diwali disco - spotlight worldviews through faith festivals
  • Luminous calligraphy in the infants
  • Top tips for exploring the theme of light across religions and worldviews
  • Professional REflection: making RE deep and meaningful in light of Ofsted's new subject report

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