Are you looking for engaging and informative resources to enrich your Religious Education lessons across all Key Stages?
We offer a diverse range of high-quality materials designed to:
- Deepen student understanding: Explore key religious beliefs, practices, and values with age-appropriate resources.
- Foster critical thinking: Encourage students to analyze different perspectives, ask insightful questions, and develop their own informed opinions.
- Promote respect and tolerance: Cultivate an inclusive classroom environment where students learn to appreciate the diversity of religious beliefs and worldviews.
Key Stage Focus:
Key Stage 1: Engaging stories, songs, and activities to introduce fundamental religious concepts.
Key Stage 2: In year 5 pupils explore Christianity in depth and also Islam and Judaism.
Key Stage 3: Focus on ethical issues, philosophical questions, and the impact of religion on individuals and society.
Sacramental Programme in Parishes:
Book 3: Sacraments – Baptism, Reconciliation and The Mass.
Book 5: Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Book 6: The Mass and Sacrament of Confirmation.
Book 7 The Way: Sacraments – Baptism, Reconciliation and The Sick.
Book 8 The Truth: The Eucharist.
Book 9 The Life: Sacraments – Confirmation, Holy Orders and Marriage.
The Way, The Truth & The Life Series is available in digital or printed format.
The Way, The Truth and The Life (WTL) is a programme for children from EYFS up to students in Y9 (aged 3-14). Each year group’s resource contains scripture from the Old and New Testaments, explanations of the sacraments and the Mass. The programme has progression and continuity; it is lavishly illustrated and contains stimulating activities for all abilities. A Teacher’s Book is available for each year group containing theological notes for the teacher, additional activities and ideas. The programme is also useful for sacramental preparation in parishes.
The Way, The Truth and The Life is available in book and digital format.
This site will link you to a group of teachers working hard to improve classroom RE, especially in Catholic schools. This ‘enterprise’ has my full support and encouragement. I hope this site will be a point of dynamic exchange of ideas, proposals, feedback and solutions.
Religious education in our schools has always been very challenging. There has been no ‘golden age’, (at least not in my life time!). There are plenty of challenges today; but there is also much good work being done. If you want to learn more, if you can contribute, then please come to this site often!
