A Knowledge Organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the mixed-age unit Religion and worldviews, Year 5/6 (A), What place does religion have in our world today?
This resource is designed to help pupils explore the presence and role of religion in today’s world through the lens of diversity, heritage and human rights. It introduces key vocabulary such as census, discrimination, protected characteristic and secular, while prompting critical thinking about freedom of belief and the changing use of places of worship. With the help of visual aids like a religion composition chart and a world map showing the spread of major religions, pupils investigate how beliefs have been shaped by migration, colonisation and global communication. This Knowledge Organiser supports respectful, informed discussion and builds an understanding of religious and cultural identity in contemporary society.
Join Emma Symonds, our RSE & PSHE specialist, for a webinar on enhancing pupil wellbeing during Children’s Mental Health Week. This session offers:
- Strategies to foster a supportive classroom environment.
- Activities to boost self-expression and emotional awareness.
- Tips for integrating mindfulness and relaxation techniques.
- Resources that align with the theme ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself,’ focusing on resilience and connections.
Use this mood tracker to support children in tracking their feelings and emotions.
Designed to support wellbeing and emotional regulation, this resource guides children through the simple steps in Balloon Breathing, to support them in feeling calm and focused.
Encourage children to explore their feelings and boost their wellbeing with this journal page. Designed to help children identify and share their emotions, reflect on their day and set positive intentions.
Ella Finney, an assistant curator at the Garden Museum, explains the work of a curator.
