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Year 6 · Key Stage 2

Religious Education

Beliefs, festivals, stories, and big questions across faiths.

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  1. Different Worldviews: Religions and Non-Religious Ways of Seeing the WorldPupils explore what a 'worldview' means and compare how Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Jews, Sikhs, Buddhists, and Humanists answer life's biggest questions about God, humanity, and purpose. They practise identifying similarities and differences respectfully and accurately.
  2. Sacred Figures, Prophets, and TeachersPupils explore six key sacred figures — the Buddha, the Prophet Muhammad, Guru Nanak, Moses, Jesus, and Krishna — discovering how their lives, teachings, and legacies are preserved in sacred texts and shape the daily lives of billions of believers today.
  3. Rites of Passage: Marking Life's Most Important MomentsPupils explore rites of passage across five major world religions — Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, and Sikhism — examining the ceremonies used to mark birth, coming of age, marriage, and death, and the beliefs and values these ceremonies express.
  4. Living with Questions: What Matters Most?Pupils explore ultimate questions about meaning, morality, and living a good life through the lenses of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Humanism. They compare how different worldviews answer questions like 'What matters most?' and practise constructing their own reasoned, respectful responses.