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Appendix 1. Red Oaks Primary school version started Term 4 2017. Swindon Agreed Syllabus RE Today 2016 Year 1 Year 2 Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 1.7 What does it 1.1 Who is a Christian 1.6 How and why do we celebrate special and 1.5 What makes some places sacred? mean to belong to a and what do they sacred times? This could be an RE week or fit into a cross faith community? believe? Introduce Focus on Easter curricular unit of study. Church visit Symbols of belonging Elizabeth, Grace & James Celebration& remembrance in children s own Explore key features of a Church and how key parts for each child, & Federick Fisher. The lives help with worship: e.g. altar, cross, stained glass Christian symbols good shepherd, the lost Easter story timeline. Easter gardens and sad windows, font, pulpit, baptismal pool. e.g. fish, cross, sheep & the story of times and happy times Look at virtual tour of mosques and look for Christian dolls, Bibles. Jonah. The story of And symbols of Easter Kim s game. similarities and differences. Look at key features of The story of the lost Zaccheaus and Jesus Meaning of Jewish rituals during Shabbat and prayer in a mosque prayer mat, wudu, prayer coin. Baby baptism. making friends with his Chanukaah and Sukkot. beads, calligraphy. Islam symbols, picture disciples. Day 1 Shabbat, Chanukaah & Sukkot.Jewish Day 1 Church Day 2 Mosque of hajj pilgrimage, visitor. Islamic Art & Day 2 Easter calligraphy for Allah. Story of Muhammad and the farmer boy. Welcoming a baby in Islam. 1.8 How should we care for others and the world, and why does it matter? Friendship Bible good Samaritan, healing of paralysed man.the story of Mary &Martha. Giving to charity: Zakat in Islam and Christian charities. Visit from salvation army.read stories of how people live their life in a 1.6 How and why do we celebrate special and sacred times? (different festival focus)focus on Eid Four main parts of Christmas Ramadan, Eid and charity what are similarities and differences between each festival? Meaning of Jewish rituals during Sukkot 1.2 Who is a Muslim and what do they believe? Dogger Shirley Hughes draw a place where God/ Allah is Allah is NEVER a person as Allah is too great for pictures. Prophet Muhammad (PBU) hiding in cave & discovering Qu ran. Whispering into a babies ear. Special place a mosque, pictures & virtual tour, minaret, dome, prayer mat Mecca, washing, patterns prayer hat Leaders in your life and religion Moses and the red sea, Jesus calming the storm. or 1.3 Who is Jewish and what do they 1.4 How can we learn from sacred books? Scared and holy Christian the Bible and Qu ran Islam and how it is treated and has one Arabic version compared with how the Bible has many versions. Read act out a parable of sewer and the seed and the lost son. Jesus s teachings e.g. love one another. The Old Testament Story of David & Goliath OR Noah. Joseph and his dreams story.

Year 3 Christian way: Mother Teresa, Dr Barnardo and a local Christian. L2.7 What does it mean to be a Christian in Britain Christian family rituals and non religious family rituals. Rituals in your house. Christian everyday activities e.g. food bank.look at Christian churches notice board and see how activities linked to everyday life are influenced by being Christian. Local Christian visit to share their life. Pope Francis leading by example non materialism. Story of Rosa parks. Bible quotes, Christian music in worship and bread and wine. believe? Shabbat L2.1 What do different people believe about God? Christian focus and either or both Hindus and Muslims Christians Trinity, Moses and the burning bush and Paul s conversion The story of first revelation of the Qur an to Prophet Muhammad [PBUH]. Explore some of the ways in which Hindus express ideas about ultimate reality and the gods and goddesses including beliefs about the Trimurti Brahma (creator), Vishnu (preserver), Shiva (destroyer); Similarities and differences between varied ideas about God. L2.5 Why are festivals important to religious communities? Easter focus possibly an RE week Comparing what MATTERS most TO BELIEVERSIN FESTIVALS of Divali and spring festival of Holi (story of Laskhmi and Rama and Sita in Hinduism) Symbols of Easter washing the disciples feet.the last supper and the Eucharist. Rejoicing and weeping, crucifixion of Jesus and conscience alley Roman soldier. L2.4 Why do people pray? Christian prayer, the Lord s prayer comparing with Hindu Mantra prayer 7 the Muslim first Surah prayer Sorry please thank you prayers. Hannah story and brief touch on Jonah story. Hindu shrines, prayer objects &music. Prayer as a pillar of Islam. Tools for prayer prayer beads. L2.2 Why is the Bible so important for Christians New and Old Testament,metaphors for the Bible. Creation, the fall, incarnation and the salvation. The creation story and Adam and eve. The lost son God wants sinners to turn back to him. Special books display Torah, Bible, Ou ran, favourite wise words.

Year 4 L2.8 What does it mean to be a Hindu in Britain Puja at home and the Mandir. Shrine deities, incense, sacred text, om, arti ceremony. Karma and the cycle of birth, rebirth and incarnation. Moral aims for other moral teachings in action Mahatma Gandhi Hindu birth ceremony and weddings. L2.9 What can we learn from religions about deciding what is right and wrong? The fall in Genesis Adam & Eve, Jesus resisting temptation in the wilderness. Inspirational religious people Desmond Tutu Martin Luther the beatitudes Rules to Humanists, Christians and Jews. The ten commandments. Spirited Arts stained glass windows linked to golden rules diamond 9 board. L2.3 Why is Jesus inspiring to some people? Metaphors for Jesus e.g. the bread of life, the vine. The Beatitudes. The gospels of Jesus, parables of the two houses. Magic tricks and Jesus and miracles feeding the 5,000, turning water into wine. Healing Jairus s daughter, compare Jesus as the hero and Moses as the leader in the Jewish faith. L2.5 Why are festivals important to religious communities? Eid focus possibly an RE week Fasting as one of the five pillars of Islam. Things that matter most least to me and a Muslim child. Comparing what MATTERS TO BELIEVERS IN FESTIVALS Passover and Eid. Eid in Islam. Does fasting make you a better person? Pesach Passover (symbols on a seder plate) The story of Moses and the plagues. MUSLIM CHILD or adult visit. L2.6 Why do some people think that life is like a journey and what significant experiences mark this? Ceremonies as part of the journey. Christian communion, adult baptism, confession Roman Catholic. sacred thread ceremony Hindu, Jewish Barmitvah what do they mean to the families? Lots of commitment to little commitment a religious and non religious wedding. Hindu belief about the journey of life Karma.

Year 5 Year 6 U2.1 Why do some people think God exists? Is God real? Investigation file? U2.5 Is it better to express your beliefs in arts and architecture or in charity and generosity? Art work calligraphy and 99 names of Allah. Muslim poetry and charity. Bible quotes and art work to match Amazing sacred places e.g. Christchurch new Zealand cathedral built to replace one in earth quake. Designing own sacred places. Visit to Sikh temple U2.4 If God is everywhere, why go to a place of worship? Anglican & Baptist church differences. Worshipvicar visit. True tubevirtual tour of the Mandir Compare worship and home with Hindu worship in the Mandir. Clips of synagogue compare orthodox and reform synagogues. Silence, nature, community linked to worship. Why do people go on pilgrimage to sacred places? U2.8 What difference does it make to believe in ahimsa, grace and/or Ummah? 3 religions Hindu ahimsa, reincarnation &Karma Gandhi and ahimsa believing in a harmless existence. Christianity grace, unconditional love and forgiveness. Muslim worldwide Ummah community equal in eyes of God. U2.2 What would Jesus do? (Can we live by the values of Jesus in the twenty first century?) Use food bank & gateway furniture resource here. The Corinthians and love. The story of the vineyard workers and widows offerings. Moral dilemmas and religious dilemmas and mission statements. Day 1 unit on responsibility for our earth before this unit day 2. Beautiful meadow book. U2.7 What matters most to Christians and Humanists? Codes for living good & bad characters e.g. scar lion king. Comparing Humanist and Christian naming ceremonies and weddings. Make up your own vows. Values game what matters most to me matters and least to me. Charity talk. Peace lovers and peacemakers. Ten commandments. U2.6 What does it mean to be a Muslim in Britain Day 1 :The 5 pillars of Islam. Shahadah one God and baby whispering. The story of Bilal what matters most to you and to Bilal. The story of the women at the gates of Mecca. Day 2: Similarities between Muslim & Christian prayer and pilgrimage. Pilgrimage to Mecca compared with Christian pilgrimage. Story of Bernadette, sacred pilgrimage places. The steps of pain, Lourdes etc. Pilgrimage postcard. U2.3 What do religions say to us when life gets hard? Big questions about life, death and suffering. Is death the end or is there an afterlife? Christian judgement, heaven and salvation. Hindus karma, soul, reincarnation. Nonreligious views of life after death Humanism. Look at lots of prayers said about death what questions do they evoke? Unit to pre empt 2.3 comparison of religions studied so far.

R.E. agreed syllabus. Foundation R.E. Red Oaks Primary school version started Term 4 2017. Foundation Stage R.E. Key Questions Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring2 Summer 1 Summer 2 Which stories are Bible stories Nick Butterworth Jesus healing the sick. Jesus choosing his disciples Prophet Muhammad stories the night of power Which people are Looking after visitors and each other and respect. Key religious leader the Prophet Muhammad the thirsty camel. Guru Nanak story. Jesus making friends Zacchaeus story. Which places are Church visit Compare with synagogue or mosque and set up own sacred place e.g. forest school Which times are Celebrating special times making cards celebration in children s own lives e.g. birthdays and mother s day Christening Christmas, Eid, Sukkot, Divali and linked stories and activities Where do we belong? Christian baptism. Islam Aqiqah ceremony, whispering of Shahadah and cutting of hair. Humanist naming ceremony. Hindu Rakshan Bandhan celebrating special bond between brothers and sisters. What is special about our world? Wonders of the natural world Christening Muhammad and the ants and the seven kittens.