Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects

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Year 3 Subject: RE Knowledge and Understanding Autumn 1 Topic: 2.13 What can we learn from religions about deciding what is right and wrong? Look at similarities and differences between the moral codes of different religions and consider our own code develops and influences our behaviour. Autumn 2 Topic: 2.12 How and why do believers show their commitments during the journey of life? Look at the birth ceremony practices of different religions and why these are so important to believers. Spring 1 Topic: 2.5 How and why do Christians follow Jesus? Look at the life of Jesus and how modern day Christians use it as inspiration. Spring 2 Topic: 2.2 Why is Easter important for Christians? Look at what Easter means to Christians and why it is so important to them. Summer 1 Topic: 2.8 What is the purpose or value of a sacred space? Look at key features of a variety of religious spaces and consider how they help believers worship. Summer 2 Topic: 2.17 What do religions teach about the natural world and why should we care about it? Look at what sacred texts say about creation and human responsibilities towards the planet and how this influences believers. Additional: 1) introduction, exploration and use of religious vocabulary appropriate to specific religions and/or concepts 2) encouragement of how we can apply certain religious concepts to our lives regardless of our own persuasions 3) consider how all religions share common factors Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 1 of 8

Progression Skills: Recall, name and talk about materials in RE Retell stories, suggesting meanings for sources of wisdom, for festivals and for acts of worship Describe religions and world views, connecting ideas Observe, notice and recognise materials in RE Ask questions and give opinions about religions, beliefs and ideas Give thoughtful responses using different forms of expression in RE Notice and find out about religions and world views Collect, use and respond to ideas in RE Consider and discuss questions, ideas and points of view Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 2 of 8

Year 4 Subject: RE Knowledge and Understanding Autumn 1 Topic: 2.9 Why is prayer important for religious believers? Look at how prayer helps and guides believers and the different practices carried out. Autumn 2 Topic: 2.12 How and why do believers show their commitments during the journey of life? Look at the ceremonies different religions carry out when children become adults and why these are so important to believers. Spring 1 Topic: 2.14 What can be learnt from the Sikh way of life? Look at the key Sikh beliefs and how these are practised in everyday life. Spring 2 Topic: 2.6 Why is the Guru Granth Sahib so important for Sikhs? Look at the meanings and stories from holy texts and how these are used to guide believers. Summer 1 Topic: 2.15 How can we made our village/town/county a more respectful place? Look at the richness of religious diversity in Great Britain and how our own community reflects this. Summer 2 Topic: 2.4 What makes a leader worth following? Look at the lives and practices of inspiring leaders and how these influence the lives of their followers. Additional: 1) introduction, exploration and use of religious vocabulary appropriate to specific religions and/or concepts 2) encouragement of how we can apply certain religious concepts to our lives regardless of our own persuasions 3) consider how all religions share common factors Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 3 of 8

Progression Skills: Retell stories, suggesting meanings for sources of wisdom, for festivals and for acts of worship Describe religions and world views, connecting ideas Outline their understanding of ideas and practices, linking different viewpoints Ask questions and give opinions about religions, beliefs and ideas Give thoughtful responses using different forms of expression in RE Express ideas thoughtfully in RE Collect, use and respond to ideas in RE Consider and discuss questions, ideas and points of view Apply ideas about religions and world views thoughtfully Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 4 of 8

Year 5 Subject: RE Knowledge and Understanding Autumn 1 Topic: 2.16 Can religions help to make a fair world? Look at the issues of poverty and war present in the world today and how religion influences the way followers take action on such issues. Autumn 2 Topic: 2.14 What can be learnt from the Muslim way of life? Look at the key Muslim beliefs and how these are practised in everyday life. Spring 1 Topic: 2.11 Why is pilgrimage important to some religious believers? Look at what pilgrims hope for from their religious journey and how this influences their life. Spring 2 Topic: 2.7 How do people express their faith through the arts? Look at the way beliefs and values are reflected through the arts within some religions. Summer 1 Topic: 2.3 What do religions say to us when life gets hard? Look at some Big Questions that are hard to answer and how different religions might do so. Summer 2 Topic: 2.12 How and why do believers show their commitments during the journey of life? Look at the marriage ceremonies different religions carry out and why these are so important to believers. Additional: 1) introduction, exploration and use of religious vocabulary appropriate to specific religions and/or concepts 2) encouragement of how we can apply certain religious concepts to our lives regardless of our own persuasions 3) consider how all religions share common factors Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 5 of 8

Progression Skills: Describe religions and world views, connecting ideas Outline their understanding of ideas and practices, linking different viewpoints Explain the impact of and connections between ideas, practices, viewpoints Give thoughtful responses using different forms of expression in RE Express ideas thoughtfully in RE Explain diverse ideas and viewpoints clearly in various forms Consider and discuss questions, ideas and points of view Apply ideas about religions and world views thoughtfully Investigate and explain why religions and world views matter Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 6 of 8

Year 6 Subject: RE Knowledge and Understanding Autumn 1 Topic: 2.1 What do different people believe about God? Look at some different ways in which God is interpreted. Autumn 2 Topic: Humanism Look at what it means to be a humanist and similarities and differences between humanists and religious believers. Spring 1 Topic: 2.14 What can be learnt from the Hindu way of life? Look at the key Muslim beliefs and how these are practised in everyday life. Spring 2 Topic: 2.10 What are the deeper meanings of festivals? Look at why different festivals are celebrated and what they mean to believers. Summer 1 Topic: Moral Maze Look at different types of moral dilemma and how religions might deal with such situations. Summer 2 Topic: 2.12 How and why do believers show their commitments during the journey of life? Look at different religions beliefs as to what happens to us when we die and how this influences believers lives. Additional: Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 7 of 8

Progression Skills: Outline their understanding of ideas and practices, linking different viewpoints Explain the impact of and connections between ideas, practices, viewpoints Appreciate and appraise different understandings of religion and world views Express ideas thoughtfully in RE Explain diverse ideas and viewpoints clearly in various forms Express insights into questions, giving coherent accounts of beliefs + ideas Apply ideas about religions and world views thoughtfully Investigate and explain why religions and world views matter Enquire into and interpret ideas, sources and arguments Ravensdale Junior School Knowledge, Understanding and Progression of Skills in Foundation Subjects - Page 8 of 8