Why do some people think life is a journey?

This investigation implements the principal aim of RE, which is to engage pupils in systematic enquiry into significant human questions which religion and worldviews address, so that they can develop the understanding and skills needed to appreciate and appraise varied responses to these questions, as well as develop responses of their own.

We know that planning schemes of work is a laborious and time-consuming job for busy teachers, which is why we have created ready-to-use schemes made up of 31 units for Primary. Units provide 10+ fully planned lessons, and include lots of teaching and learning ideas, links to useful resources, learning outcomes and assessment guidance and suggestions.

Each unit offers on average eight hours of classroom ideas. The units offer a resource to support you in teaching RE wherever you are in the country, even if your syllabus is not an RE Today model.

Our Schemes of Work are a resource offering a range of ideas for your classroom. They do not supersede your agreed syllabus. Check out our FREE handy guide to planning with RE Today units of work to support you in deciding whether these schemes will work for you and your school at http://www.retoday.org.uk/school-support/schemes-of-work/ See page 28 on our interactive digital catalogue for the full list of units, and the option to buy individual units.

*Please note: Our Schemes of Work contain links to external websites where useful resources can be found. From time to time this links will move, redirect, or break. As these are external third-party websites, we are unable to remedy this.

RE Today is not responsible for content on external websites. Links were active and correct at time of publication, but they do not always last. Please do check content etc before passing on to students/using in the classroom. Enough information is provided with links for teachers to search for a suitable alternative should links break