The Welsh Government has announced that it is consulting on key potential changes to the teaching of Religious Education (RE). Read NATRE's response here.
Half of academies without a religious character and 40 per cent of community schools are still failing to meet their legal or contractual agreements to provide Religious Education, new research NATRE has revealed.
NATRE's national RE conference is back! Book before 31 October and get £25 off your ticket, with our early bird rate!
We are delighted to report that based on the UCAS figures released this week, there are 505 trainee teachers of RE placed or conditionally placed which is 100 up when compared to last year.
NATRE want to thank Shadow Minister of State; Mike Kane for asking these useful questions to the Department for Education and sharing our concerns about Religious Education.
The number of pupils in England and Wales taking GCSE Religious Studies full course has fallen for the third year in a row, down 1.6% against 2018 to 237,862.
The growing number of secondary schools in England and Wales that are failing to provide Religious Education to all pupils until the age of 16 is continuing to impact Religious Studies A-level entries.
Looking for a career that lets you explore the big questions in life? Teaching Religious Education could be for you.
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