Understanding Muslims, Understanding Islam series is now out!
This is not just a book! It is a SUBSTANTIAL RESOURCE – packed full of rich substantive knowledge, providing detailed lesson plans and extensive classroom materials, equipping pupils to apply disciplinary ways of knowing.
This resource explores lived Islam, using the voices of contemporary Muslims to open up what it means to be Muslim in Britain and beyond.
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Ethical veganism as both a religious and non-religious worldview.
Veganism in Education (VinE) and the Animal Interfaith Alliance (AIA) worked with RE Today last year to produce a range of free classroom resources for RE. These freely available resources enable teachers and pupils to explore, through critical, objective, and pluralistic RE lessons, questions around the moral status of animals and ethical veganism as both a religious and non-religious worldview.
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COMING SOON: REtoday magazine
Theme: Knowledge, truth & power
Highlights from this issue:
- Exclusive interview: Ruqsana Begum on Faith and the Fight – a powerful personal story featured in the Opinion and Insight section (pp.10-12).
- Classroom innovation: practical RE resources and strategies from 10+ educators, including debate clubs to develop oracy
- School landscape: cancel culture and the gender divide (pp. 44-45)
- Staffroom inspiration: articles designed to support and energise RE professionals, from seasonal activities to reflective essays (pp.48–50).
- Real perspectives on knowledge, truth and power from Sikh, humanist, Buddhist and Christian voices (pp.76–81) and so much more!
Explore the knowledge-rich contents page here to see what this edition has in store!
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The RE Today team have been involved in writing the Locally Agreed Syllabus for over 30 SACREs across England, and we bring a wide range of experience at both Primary and Secondary phases to support our clients. In particular, we can advise on the most effective way to combine local RE requirements with national guidelines and legislation, to achieve the best quality RE outcomes for the SACRE.
We also offer a fast track process to support SACREs where the timescale or available budget do not allow for a fully bespoke local syllabus.
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