REtoday Magazine Vol. 41 No. 2 - NOW AVAILABLE!
REtoday magazine is published three times a year in September, January and April by RE Today Services and is now edited by Angela Hill. This termly, full colour magazine provides you with all the latest RE news, developments and reviews along with classroom ideas and activities. Professional REflection – the journal of NATRE (National Association of Teachers of RE), offers informed comment on the theory and practice of RE.
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Values & Ethics
Highlights from this issue:
- Actor and singer Jerome Flynn tells us about making his new film: 'Land of Ahimsa' with Dolly Vyas-Ahuja
- News and events:what is happening where you are?
- BBC's Head of Religion and Ethics for Television, Daisy Scalchi,offers practical tips for teachers around use of programmes in the classroom
- Young Muslims share their values:survey responses
- In prison with Jesus:the work of a prison chaplain
Explore the knowledge-rich contents page to see what this edition has in store!
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REtoday magazine 41.1 'Messy Religion and Belief' available to purchase here!
Editor: Angela Hill angela@retoday.org.uk
Publications Manager: Nick Clarke
Editorial Assistant: Orion Johnson
Design & Layout:EPLS Design
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