Religion and worldviews: Mixed-age

Mixed-age scheme of work providing full curriculum coverage for Religion & worldviews.

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The mixed-age units follow a Cycle A and Cycle B format to ensure progression of skills for children across the age range.

Year 1/2
Cycle A
Cycle B
Year 3/4
Cycle A
Cycle B
Year 5/6
Cycle A
Cycle B
Religion and worldviews
Y5/6 (B) Why doesn’t Christianity always look the same?
(6 lessons)
Exploring the spread of Christian beliefs worldwide, children will look at how geography and history influenced Christian practices.
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Religion and worldviews
Y5/6 (B) Why doesn’t Christianity always look the same?
(6 lessons)
Exploring the spread of Christian beliefs worldwide, children will look at how geography and history influenced Christian practices.
View unit
Religion and worldviews
Y5/6 (B) Why doesn’t Christianity always look the same?
(6 lessons)
Exploring the spread of Christian beliefs worldwide, children will look at how geography and history influenced Christian practices.
View unit
Religion and worldviews
Y5/6 (B) Why doesn’t Christianity always look the same?
(6 lessons)
Exploring the spread of Christian beliefs worldwide, children will look at how geography and history influenced Christian practices.
View unit
Religion and worldviews
Y5/6 (B) Why doesn’t Christianity always look the same?
(6 lessons)
Exploring the spread of Christian beliefs worldwide, children will look at how geography and history influenced Christian practices.
View unit
Religion and worldviews
Y5/6 (B) Why doesn’t Christianity always look the same?
(6 lessons)
Exploring the spread of Christian beliefs worldwide, children will look at how geography and history influenced Christian practices.
View unit
Religion and worldviews
Y5/6 (B) Why doesn’t Christianity always look the same?
(6 lessons)
Exploring the spread of Christian beliefs worldwide, children will look at how geography and history influenced Christian practices.
View unit
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