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  • LTLRE (Area 1) conference resources Oct 2025

    LTLRE conference 2025

    Pilgrimage Keynote Katie Freeman

    Teaching knowledge at EYFS+KS1

    RE Ambasasdors and Iftar Workshop 2 St Melion (1)

    Telling the Scared Story creative story telling in RE

    Storytelling_in_RE_Workshop Kate Vernon

    New RE Agreed Syllabus

    Consolodating knowledge for new primary RE leads

    Oak Academy KS3 Adam Robertson

    AI and RE Greg Parekh

     

    LTLRE (Area 1) conference resources Oct 2024

    Conference updates: LTLRE conference 2024

    Gillian Georgiou Gillain G Inspiring Curiosity

    Gillian Georgiou Gillian G Inspiring Curiosity (workbook)

    Lauren Partridge The power of stories and AI (1)

    Lauren Partridge AI Cheat sheet

    Prof Susannah Cornwall What does the Church of England Teach About Sex – LearnTeachLeadRE

    Greg Parekh A deep dive in RE LTLRE October 2024

    Kelly Keatley Spirited Arts (1)

    Sara-Jane Farer Special school RE Teaching attention, communication and social interaction skills

    Jonny Lawson Practical Strategies for Class Discussions

    Generic Open Discussion Questions

    Deb Spelman and Laura Twamley Developing Oracy in RE lessons

    Nicki Bonell and Felicity Henchley New to RE subject leadership

    Katie Freeman RE Curriculum – Planning with the new agreed 1

    Kate Vernon Taking Religion and Worldviews out fo the classroom LTLRE (1)

    LTLRE (Area 1) conference resources Oct 2023

    LTLRE conference RE updates LTLRE conference 2023

    Primary

    RE leaders New to RE primary subject leadership

    A Trivium approach to RE Trivium powerpoint  Farmington-Trivium Approach to RE – Laura Twamley

    Primary RE  Planning a Primary RE Curriculum Katie Freeman

    Non-religious worldviews Non-religious WVs Belinda Twiggs

    Secondary

    KS3 RE Planning a KS3 Curriculum – Rosie Lee

    Booklets in Secondary RE Booklets in RE

    Evaluation Questions at GCSE Evaluation questions at GCSE LTLRE Oct 2023 (1)

    Cross phase

    Spiritual Development and RE (Ed Pawson) Spiritual development

    Knowledge in RE 2023 10 13 LTLRE Sustantive and Discplinary Knowledge in RE

    Sacred bytes RE and computing

    Lat Blaylock’s resources

    1A Risen In Leeds ;  2_3 Questionnaire 1 What is your worldview CKRE2 p9  ;

    Beyond Belief 8-11s cards and board copyright Lat B 6 23  ;

    ERW2 Nonreligious celebrate wedding S  ; pp. 6-7 Two paths to truth Prof Brian Cox  ;

    Progress with 4-7s towards RE Outcomes Lat B 5 22  ; Proud to be Muslim responses extended RET 40_1 U ; RET 40_2 14_15 Floor books S ; RET 40_2 44_45 Artist of Holocaust S  ; Triad global Jesus images Lat B 12 21 ; Why look in a cemetery Dinah Roe Kendall

     

    LTLRE (Area 1) conference resources Oct 2022

    Conference ppt LTLRE conference 2022

    A worldviews approach to RE in Early Years (Alex Parks) EYFS World Views and Diversity   Books used for developing worldviews in EYFS

    Introduction to the RE Quality Mark (Linda Rudge) REQM – LTLRE conference October 2022

    Leading RE in a secondary school (Kelly Keatley) Leading RE in a Secondary School

    GCSE exam marking for AQA (Emma Teagle) AQA exam marking ltlre

    GCSE exam marking for Eduqas (Jezz Pomfret) Eduqas exam marking

    Ofsted deep dive in secondary RE (Greg Parekh) A deep dive in RE LTLRE Oct 2022 GParekh

    Teaching about Pagans (Belinda Twiggs and Penny Billington) Pagans and Druids

    RE-searchers resources (Giles Freathy) Have-a-go Hugo’s Inspired Decision Simulator 1;

    Debate-it-all Derek Assumption Audit 1 ;  Big Pictures Demo PPT 2 1 ; Artist Perspectives 1

    Primary RE subject leader Primary RE Subject Leader file

    Christianity: planning a unit  Teaching about Christianity- planning a unit of work   Trivium planning powerpoint

    How to write like a theologian (Joe Kinnaird) here

    RE in a special school  SEND and RE- top tips

    Connected curriculum Connected Curriculum Elizabeth Underwood

    Connected Curriculum

     

    LTLRE (Area 1) conference Oct 2021

    Presentations

    Nobody Stands Nowhere film

    Conference ppt:  LTLRE conference 2021

    Trevor Cooling: Trevor Cooling LTLRE 2021    Trevor Cooling post session reading  Values for Australian Schooling

    Nikki McGee on Ofsted: LTLRE Ofsted Nikki McGee

    Katie Freeman (primary): Katie Freeman Worldviews in RE

    Zameer Hussain: Zameer Hussain Teaching Difference and Diversity (LTLRE)

    Early Years (Rachel Buckby): Religion and worldviews in the Early years   Easter Bunny letter to children  Easter forest school labels for objects_  Forest School Easter instructions  Why-Is-Remembrance-Important-Rememberance-Storytelling (1)

    Ian Jamison: Many voices of Hinduism  Presentation video

    Islam as a worldview: Islam as a Worldview Kate Christopher

    Susannah Cornwall:  Social History and Social Change handout   Christianity and Social Transition

    KS4: Greg Parekh high quality re ltlre    High quality RE at KS4

    Religion and worldviews journey films: Religion and Worldviews Journeys

    Bishop Robert  Zameer Hussain  Anastasia Somerville-Wong  Ant Hamilton

  • Here are the resources shared at the Area 2 (Bristol, Bath, Somerset ets) conferences 

    Area 2 conference 2021

    Workshop Disagreeing well in RS 1

    This is my truth , now tell (1)

    Muhammad cartoons

    Lenses and Positionality LTLRE 2021

    Getting children talking in RE

    Arguing Versus Dialogue

    Handouts PM

    Time to Wonder 2021

    Dr Richard Kueh RE Ofsted advice on RE

    Ofsted report 2021- key questions

    Nobody Stands Nowhere conference presentation

    Nobody Stands Nowhere Commentary

    Area 2 conference 2022

    Connected Curriculum Adam Robertson 2022

    The Spider’s web Amy Trevethan

    Making theological connections Isabel Rhodes

    Diversity in RE Katy Thomas

    Write like a sociologist Joe Kinnaird

    Write like a … Joe Kinnaird

    Humanism at KS2

    Freud on religion

    Definitions of Humanism handout

    Deep dive in RE Laura Ford

    Area 2 conference 2023

    LTLRE 2023 Enrichment in RE

    LTLRE demonstrating wisdom at GCSE_

    LTLRE Humanism June 2023

    LTLRE conference 2023

    Lat Blaylock’s resources

    1A Risen In Leeds

    ERW2 Nonreligious celebrate wedding S

    pp. 6-7 Two paths to truth Prof Brian Cox

    Progress with 4-7s towards RE Outcomes Lat B 5 22

    RET 40_2 14_15 Floor books S

    RET 40_2 44_45 Artist of Holocaust S

    Why look in a cemetery Dinah Roe Kendall

    2_3 Questionnaire 1 What is your worldview CKRE2 p9

    Beyond Belief 8-11s cards and board copyright Lat B 6 23

    Proud to be Muslim responses extended RET 40_1 U

    Triad global Jesus images Lat B 12 21

    Area 2 conference 2024

    28 June UoB Conference PPT Diverse Lived Experiences Sarah and Abby

    WORLDVIEW A Multidisciplinary Report

    TF conference presentation

    LTLRE conference 2024

    Interfaith Encounters_ for the Religion and Worldviews Classroom

    Cults, sects and ‘all the rest’ in the RE classroom

    Building student relationships across religion and worldview difference

    Bringing diverse lived experiences into the Primary classroom

    Active learning and oracy

    Area 2 conference 2025

    LTLRE conference 2025

    Knowing more in RE Trevor Cooling

    Paul Marvin Lived Examples

    Rebekah and Hannah Primary Assessment

    Luke Donnellan Humanism KS4v1

    Caroline Smith – RE at KS4 Core

    LTRE Bristol conference 2025 ppt inc video links – Revd Anjali Kanagaratnam

    Oak Academy resources: https://www.thenational.academy/teachers/curriculum/religious-education-primary/units

  • Ofsted research review into RE (2021)

    Here are some key questions raised by the report for schools to consider:

    Ofsted RE research review 2021

    Preparing for a Deep Dive- Ofsted toolkits

    These documents aim to support schools in preparation for an Ofsted inspection into their RE.

    LTLRE Inspection toolkit Primary

    LTLRE RE Ofsted secondary toolkit

  • These mixed age planning grids relate to the Devon, Torbay, and Plymouth RE syllabus. They are also applicable for schools in Cornwall, but please note that they don’t include reference to the unique additional units written for Cornish schools.

    They are not an exhaustive list of how you can arrange your curriculum, just some examples being developed by schools across the region.

    Syllabus_Plans_-_one_year_rolling_programme

    Single Year group syllabus plan

    Syllabus_Plans_-_two_class_school_rolling_programme

    Possible Ch rolling programme

    Syllabus_Plans_-_two_class_school_rolling_programme

    Rolling Programme RE

    Possible Syllabus_Plans_YEAR_A _and_B

  • Guidance on Knowledge Organisers

    What are Knowledge Organisers?

    In the context of the most recent thinking on knowledge-rich, sequential curriculum design, it is important that teachers are clear about what knowledge they are teaching in any given curriculum area.

    A knowledge organiser (KO) is a document (preferably on a single A4 page) that sets out the ‘powerful knowledge’ for a given topic of study (‘powerful knowledge’ is a term frequently used by Professor Michael Young). A KO is a tool that provides pupils with a clear summary of the knowledge that is being covered and helps them to understand how this knowledge connects to other topics they are studying.

    A massive THANKS to all those amazing teachers who have contributed material for this page!

    Dangers

    KOs are not compulsory and can be time-consuming to develop. You can plan and teach great RE without them, so don’t assume that they are essential. However, if your school is asking you to develop them, then these notes and examples may be useful!

    Planning KOs

    For more detail on how to plan KOs, please see the useful guidance documents here:

    Lincoln Diocese KOs

    Knowledge Organizers

    Examples of Knowledge Organisers

    Primary

    Y1 Knowledge Organiser y1 Creation 

    Y1 Yr1 Judaism Knowledge Organiser (1)

    Y1 Christianity Incarnation Y1

    Y3   Knowledge Organiser y3 Gospel

    Y3  How is Following God like a Christian Wedding

    Y3 Y3 Gospel KO

    Y3 Y3 What does it mean to be a Sikh

    Y3 Y3 Incarnation What is the Trinity KO year 3

    Y3 LKS2 Islam Organiser

    Y3 KS2 KO What is the trinity_

    Y3 KS2 Christianity Organiser

    Y4 Knowledge Organiser y4 Kingdom of God

    Y5 Knowledge Organiser y5 Gospel

    Y5  What is it like to be a Muslim living in Britain today

    Y5  Why is the Torah important to Jewish people

    Y5 UKS2 Why do some people believe in God

    Y5 UKS2 Islam Organiser

    Y6 Christianity Creation and science Y6

    RE knowledge mats

    Secondary

    Y7 Hinduism – Knowledge Organiser

    Y7 Autumn KOs

    KS3 Buddhism     KS3 Christianity

    Judaism KS3

    Bodmin College RE Learning Journey snake – COMPLETED

    A level Independent-Study-Guide

    The RE Booklet Making page on Facebook has some really useful Booklets for KS3 in the files section. Some include good knowledge organiser pages.

  • LTLRE Area 1 Conference St Mellion: October 2019

    Presentations and resources:

    Corrine: Ofsted and the broad balanced curriculum

    Jezz, Kate and Vicky: Through the Looking Glass

    Gill Tewkesbury Organising a multi-faith RE day

    Katy Staples Don’t Fence Me In

    The new ofsted framework through a primary RE lens_October 2019 Corrine Guntrip

    Ruth Flanagan

    RE updates2019

    Keynote October 2019 Kathryn Wright

    Antisemitism past and present (1) Ed Pawson and Jeremy Roberts

    Big Ideas 2019 Barbara Wintersgill

    New Agreed Syllabus LTLRE Katie Freeman and Tatiana Wilson

    Deborah Weston: Outstanding Secondary RE resources

    Outstanding RE LTLRE  RE Conservative Conferences 2019 v1

    Ofsted Framework 2019 article final (2)  GCSE flash survey analysis report

    NATRE Survey 2019 Infographic

    Time to Wonder, Reflective storytelling: contact Katherine Taylor at [email protected]

  • Here is a set of RE lessons to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower sailing to the New World RE lessons for Mayflower 400

  • This sheet contains details for teachers of RE on recommended resources for the classroom RE_resources_sheet_2018

  • Devon and Torbay Secondary RE departments: please complete the following survey and return to [email protected]

    Secondaryschool_RE_survey_2019

  • Guidance on visits and visitors (from NATRE website): (8.2) Checklist for visits

     

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    • Understanding withdrawal from RE
    • The Prevent Duty, Resilience and RE – Jonathan Marshall
    • School Self-evaluation using RE Quality Mark
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