Today, Class 7 have been looking at stories with meanings. We looked into the Hindu story of Ganesha goes to a party! We liked how it taught us that kindness is better than boasting and we even acted out the story!
Class 7 RE!
Category : RE in action
Year 6 RE: Rites of passage
This week in our RE lesson we explored two key ceremonies in Judaism: Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah. Below you will find links to the two videos we watched. Challenge your children to tell you all about them.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/articles/zvgpy9q
Class 6 RE
Today in our RE lesson we continued to study what it means to belong. We looked at some symbols that represent different religions and created a symbol of belonging to Class 6…including Juicy of course!
Well done everyone!
Crew Knowles: RE!
During our first RE lesson this week, we were thinking about how everyone is made up of different aspects that make us unique. This was then linked to the Hindu god who is also made up of many different aspects.
Y4 RE
On Friday, Year 4 had their first RE lesson of the year focusing on Creation stories in various faiths. Our conversations were thought provoking and interesting and all of the children expressed their enjoyment!
Class 7 RE – What does belonging mean?
Today, Class 7 were looking into what belonging means. This made us think of how we belong to a range of different places inside and outside of school. We also looked at religious symbols and what they mean, so we created a class symbol!
Crew Ambler – RE
This morning we learnt about ‘rites of passage’ and how these link with making promises. We also discussed rights and responsibilities and how they change as we get older.
Crew Jackson – RE lesson
This morning we learnt about ‘rites of passage’ and how these link with making promises. The children went on to discuss both promises they have made and have received recently.
Class 6 belonging
In RE today we talked about what it feels like to belong to a group. We then had some tasty muffins and chatted about sharing. A lovely end to the afternoon!
