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Subject - Curriculum Overview Year Group Topic National Curriculum (For RE Surrey) Objectives 1 Aut 1 What makes a Church Identify one or more external different to other features of a local church, buildings? Aut 2 What is prayer? Name the church as a special place for Christians Show by their behaviour respect for other people and places of worship Reflect on how it feels to be inside a church building Use some religious words (e.g. prayer, God) when talking Express their own thoughts and ideas about prayer Links to home/how parents can support Visit a church Why is Christmas important to Christians? Recall that the Bible contains the story of Jesus birth Name the different people in the story and recall what they did Share experiences of celebrations and

Spr 1 Spr 2 Why is the Bible an important book for Christians? Why did Jesus tell parables? reflect on the emotions associated with celebration Know that the Bible is made up of the Old and New Testaments Identify some of the people who are in the Bible Recall events from a Bible story Talk about their own special book and why it is special to them Recall aspects of stories that Jesus told Recall that Jesus stories are called parables List the reasons why people like stories Recognise that some stories have special meanings and are important to people Sum 1 What do eggs have to do with Easter What is the Torah and why is it special? Recall aspects of the Easter story Explore some common signs and symbols Recognise signs of new life in nature Recall facts about the Torah or synagogue Identify books that are of value to them and why Talk about different places where they go to learn and what they learn there

Sum 2 Why do Jewish families celebrate Shabbat? Recall facts about Shabbat Talk about when their families have special times together or times when they rest Why do Jewish families celebrate Hanukkah? 2 Aut 1 Why is Harvest a world-wide celebration? Aut 2 Who were Jesus s friends? Recall events from the Hanukkah story Talk about things that are important to them e.g. how they feel when they celebrate, school or family traditions Talk about why some Christians like to say thank you to God for the harvest by holding a harvest festival Recognise the similarities and differences between ideas and practices relating to the celebration of harvest Discuss and suggest reasons why some people want to help others Suggest reasons why Harvest is a time to be thankful Retell stories about people who met Jesus Explain what a miracle is Relate how people were changed by meeting Jesus Suggest why Jesus chose different people to be his friends

Spr 1 Spr 2 What signs are there in the Christmas story? How do Christians follow Jesus? Why is Easter important to Christians? Talk about what the signs mean in relation to the story and Christmas celebrations Talk about aspects of the Christmas story which puzzle them Choose a sign and explain what it means Identify ways Christians try to follow Jesus example as they love God and love others Ask questions about their own and others feelings and experiences Identify ways of being a good example to others Suggest why a Christian might love God and love others Retell the main events of the Easter story in correct sequence Compare the sadness of Good Friday with the joy of Easter Sunday Explain why Easter is important for Christians Reflect on the emotions associated with Easter Realise that some questions are difficult to answer Sum 1 Who is Allah? Suggest what some of Allah s names might mean Explain why Allah s names might be

considered beautiful by a Muslim Describe the character / qualities of someone close to them Sum 2 Why is the Qur an important to Muslims? Who is Muhammad? In what ways is the Mosque special to Muslims? What might God be like? Demonstrate how the Qur an should be treated and suggest why this might be Retell stories about Muhammad Suggest what it means to treat someone with respect and talk about people they respect Explain why Muhammad is important to Muslims Name some key interior features of a mosque and talk about what they are used for Suggest possible reasons why Muslims face towards Makkah when they pray Demonstrate respect in a place of worship Begin to show awareness of similarities and differences in ideas / beliefs about God Recognise that some questions about God are difficult to answer Suggest reasons why some people might believe God exists and others might not Visit a mosque

3 Aut 1 Who are the Jews? Make links between the key features of the synagogue and what they Aut 2 The Bible, What s it all about? represent Ask significant questions about Judaism e.g. why is the Shema so important to Jews? Give reasons why the Torah or synagogue is important to Jews Discuss the importance of keeping promises as Jews believe God keeps his promises to them Make links between stories from the Bible and what Christians learn about God Investigate and connect aspects of the Bible together e.g. ideas / beliefs expressed through stories, how it is used by Christians Explain how the content of books can be influential in people s lives Reflect simply upon their own responses to writings in the Bible, and explain why they find a section interesting / challenging Visit a synagogue Share any bibles children own with class Why are presents given at Christmas? Identify what Christians believe about the giving of presents at Christmas Share aspects of their own experiences of the giving and

Spr 1 Spr 2 Sum 1 What can we learn from the Hindu use of images? What happened on Jesus last week on earth? Why is prayer important for receiving of gifts, and other practices associated with Christmas Make comparisons between what the wise men brought and the gifts they might have given Jesus Identify some Hindu deities and suggest meanings for the symbols associated with them Suggest how Hindu beliefs are expressed through symbols and stories Reflect on concepts such as right and wrong and good conquering evil as illustrated in Hindu stories and relate them to their own lives Compare their own views about the existence and nature of God with those of Hinduism Recognise symbols connected with the Easter story and what they tell us about Christian belief Make comparisons between times when they have had to sacrifice something and Jesus act of sacrifice Respond in their own way to some of the puzzling questions raised and compare their ideas with the ideas of others Describe and suggest what the Lord s Prayer can mean for Christians

Christians? Describe the impact that prayer has on people s lives Make links between their own and others responses Make links between what they and others see as being important in life, giving reasons for beliefs, attitudes and actions Sum 2 Who is Jesus? Describe meanings for the phrases 4 Aut 1 Who brought Christianity to Britain? Aut 2 How do people express their faith Jesus used to describe himself Make links between stories from Jesus life and what Christians believe about Jesus Compare their ideas about Jesus with those of others past or present Describe some aspects of the Celtic beliefs and practices and their impacts Identify the impact of their Christian beliefs on the lives of the saints Compare aspects of their own experiences with those of the Saints Ask questions about the significant experiences of key figures at this time and suggest answers from their own experience Identify similarities and differences in the way that religions use the arts

through the arts? to express beliefs Describe similarities & differences in the way people express beliefs through the arts Appreciate that the expressive arts can be a useful vehicle for conveying deeply-held beliefs and values Suggest how art, as a source of religious inspiration, can make a difference to themselves and others Spr 1 How can artists help us understand Christmas? How did Jesus change lives? Describe and suggest meanings for the symbols used, investigating and connecting them with Christian belief Respond in their own way to some of the puzzling questions raised through Christian art and compare their ideas with the ideas of others Make links between what Jesus did and what Christians believe about him Describe how miracles were an important part of Jesus life and raise challenging questions about why Jesus performed them Raise questions about aspects of Jesus teaching giving their own considered response Raise questions about miracles and suggest possible explanations

Spr 2 Sum 1 Sum 2 How do Christians prepare for Easter? What does it mean to be a Hindu? What does it mean to be a Jew? Make links between the story of Jesus in the desert and Lent Identify the things that might most impact a Christian s life during Lent Sensitively compare their own thoughts about Lent with others Describe some of the customs associated with the milestones of a Hindu s life Explain, using accurate vocabulary, how practices associated with Hindu worship express ideas, beliefs and feelings Express an opinion on the duties of a Hindu and compare their ideas with others Ask questions about the puzzling aspects of Hindu worship and suggest answers Describe some of the practices associated with the milestones of a Jew s life and explain any symbolism Explain, using accurate vocabulary, how Jewish practices or celebrations express ideas, beliefs and feelings Describe how belonging to Judaism affects family life Ask questions relating to Judaism and what it means to be a Jew and suggest answers using knowledge

that they have acquired 5 Aut 1 What is Church? Describe similarities and differences between the community life of Aut 2 How is Christian faith expressed through worship? different churches Gather, select and organise ideas about the roles that the church, as a building and a group of people, plays in their community Compare different communities they belong to and why they are important Sensitively give their own views on how the actions of the church affect their local community Describe & suggest meanings of symbols or symbolic actions Compare similarities and differences between expressions of worship in different denominations Describe why people express their faith in different ways Make informed responses to people s values and commitments in the light of their learning Why is light an important sign at Christmas? Describe what Christians mean when they say that Jesus is the Light of the World Analyse how the sign is used (e.g. in a Christingle) and what it represents, linking them with Christian belief

Spr 1 Spr 2 Sum 1 What do Christians believe God is like? How do we know what happened at Easter? What does it mean to be a Sikh? Evaluate the different ways in which light is used as a sign across religions Compare their ideas about light as a sign with those of others Investigate sources and link what they find with Christian beliefs about God Explain connections between stories / images from the Bible or Christian art and God s nature Create a thoughtful image that applies & develops an idea they have studied Explain possible reasons why some choose to believe in God and others do not Compare the similarities and differences within two Gospel accounts of Easter Sequence the key events within the Easter narrative, relating them to Christian belief about Jesus Raise questions about puzzling aspects of the death and resurrection of Jesus, suggesting answers a Christian might give Identify how Sikhs demonstrate that the Guru Granth Sahib Ji is important Gather, select and organise ideas

Sum 2 What do Muslims believe? about Sikh belief and suggest answers to questions they might have about Sikh ways of life Suggest answers to the question What does it mean to be a Sikh? Comment on Sikh beliefs and make links with their own ideas Compare aspects of their own experiences and those of others, identifying what influences their lives Identify how being a Muslim affects daily life Identify key moments from the life of the prophet Muhammad and explain their significance in Muslim belief Discuss the importance of respect for others from their own and a Muslim point of view Describe and explain what inspires themselves and others 6 Aut 1 How did it all begin? Describe similarities and differences in beliefs about creation within and between religions Describe the impact of beliefs about creation on people s lives Suggest answers to questions about creation, using relevant sources & evidence Suggest what might happen to the

Aut 2 Remembrance natural world as a result of their own and others attitudes and actions Explain possible reasons why some people choose to believe in God and others do not Suggest answers to the question Why is it important to remember? Suggest ways in which war poses people with difficult dilemmas Show understanding of how religious beliefs could affect actions taken during war Apply ideas and reflections about issues raised from the effects of war to their own lives Spr 1 Where can we find out about the birth of Jesus? Who is the Holy Spirit? Compare the events Matthew and Luke s accounts of the story, suggesting reasons for the differences Consider whether the differences in the accounts are important Describe the impact that each of the Gospels might have made on their intended audience Describe the impact of the coming of The Holy Spirit on the disciples Show understanding of how belief in the Holy Spirit influences the

Spr 2 Sum 1 Why did Jesus die or Why did Jesus have to die? What are the pillars of Islam? actions of a Christian, using relevant sources and evidence Offer suggestions as to how the Holy Spirit can offer support in different situations Suggest ways in which the Holy Spirit might affect the decisions of Christians and the challenges this might present Select information from their learning / the Bible that helps to answer the question Did Jesus have to die? Suggest answers to questions raised by the death of Jesus using relevant sources and evidence Suggest what might happen as a result of their own and others actions Contribute to discussions and develop arguments about the challenges of sacrifice for others Describe and connect some key Muslim beliefs about Allah, worship practices and the Pillars Explain, using relevant sources, how belief will affect the way a Muslim lives Suggest ways in which a belief in Allah might affect the decisions of

Muslims and the challenges this might present Sum 2 What is the Buddhist way of life? Gather, select & organise ideas about Buddhism Connect the key beliefs and teachings of Buddhism with other features of the religion e.g. artefacts, religious expression etc. Explain how and why Buddhism differs from other religions that they have studied using relevant sources and evidence Apply ideas and reflections about issues raised e.g. suffering, enlightenment, meditation to their own, and Buddhists lives Visit a Buddhist temple