06.05.20

In collaboration with the RE department, Mrs Mamun has put together a power point presentation about some of the foundations of the Islamic Faith and Ramadan during lockdown. There are some fantastic links that give a valuable insight into Islam today.

If after viewing this you feel inspired to create your own presentation on Islam or any other belief system please do send this into us. It would be wonderful to see and share student work and obviously there would be housepoints when we return.

At the beginning of half term Year 10 and 11 students went on a jam-packed and very exciting 3 day trip to Berlin. Read more here... https://t.co/QTkL3woEvC pic.twitter.com/HmwMt8iNFx
— The Wavell School (@WavellSchool) December 10, 2019

Book Lists

British Values

Human Rights

RE Prefects 2021-22

Suzanne Singh

Siobhan Hanlon

Welcome to the RE Department

RE Department Staff

Ms J Nicholson Head of RE
Miss A Phillips RE/Cover

RE Curriculum

RE is studied by all students at Wavell through to Year 9 after which there is the option to take GCSE Religious Studies. The RE Curriculum at the Wavell School follows the programme of study set out in the revised Hampshire Agreed Syllabus "Living Difference III" (published December 2016)

During this time students will,

Acquire knowledge and develop understanding of the beliefs, values and traditions of one or more religions
Consider religious and other responses to moral issues
Identify, investigate and respond to fundamental questions raised by religious and human experiences, including questions about the meaning and purpose of life
Develop skills relevant to the study of religion