Religious Education
At Wellsprings the teaching and learning of Humanities encourages pupils to establish links between National Curriculum subjects. The Humanities subjects are Geography, History, Religious Education and Citizenship.
The fundamental aim of the study of Humanities is to help our pupils develop an understanding of their lives and the world in which they live. This is achieved through the study of individuals, societies, cultures and the environment.
An understanding of the causes and consequences of change through physical and human actions and processes
Knowledge and understanding of people, cultures and events in a variety of places and at different times
Spiritual, moral, social and cultural development
A desire to be proactive local and global citizens
Communication skills - skills in questioning, formulating opinions and arguments, making judgements and carrying out investigations
Religious Education
RE involves the exploration of fundamental questions concerning human experience and spirituality.
Aims:
To teach children about Christianity and the other principal religions.
To develop an understanding of the influence of beliefs, values and traditions on individuals, communities, societies and culture.
To offer children values by which to live and to develop the habit of making moral choices.
To promote tolerance of and sensitivity towards those with beliefs and cultural practices different from one’s own.
