Proposed Statutory Guidance on RE

The Religious Education Network has written  ‘Proposed Statutory Guidance on RE’ which it has sent to the Review Panel on the National Curriculum and Assessment. A copy of the proposed guidance can be found here

Position Statement of the REN

We at the Religious Education Network affirm that Religious Education should centre uponthe divine, the transcendent, and human life and faith. We uphold a rigorous approachgrounded in theology, philosophy, and religion, believing this framework provides the bestway...

Education News up to December 2024

Teacher Pay Award 2024-25 In July 2024, the Education Secretary accepted the School Teachers’ Review Body’s recommendations, confirming the teacher pay award for the 2024-25 academic year. This decision outlined the expected salaries for school teachers in...

Personal Knowledge analysed

Barking Up the Wrong Tree A critique of targeting ‘personal knowledge’ in Religious Education Introduction A tweet recently: a speaker at an online webinar tweeted:  “A worldviews approach that unpacks positionality leads to powerful knowledge for students of RE”...

Hinduism and Worldviews

Religion is not a worldview: it has concrete philosophies and should not be left open to the interpretation of teachers and schools. It is well and good to debate/challenge/discuss these philosophies, but the philosophies themselves should not be left open to...