Key stage 1
Full curriculum coverage for Key stage 1 Religion and worldviews, developing pupils’ understanding of four key concepts: Beliefs; Practices; Wisdom and morality; and Belonging, to help them explore and respond to ‘big questions’.
Units
Following the units in the suggested order supports a coherent progression of skills and knowledge across the Key stage 1 Religion and worldviews scheme of work.
Useful teaching resources
Religion and worldviewsRespectful Religion and worldviews: What do I believe?
A stand-alone introductory lesson outlining how to respectfully engage in Religion and worldviews lessons, introducing important vocabulary and key concepts.
(1 lesson)
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How did the world begin?
Exploring a range of creation stories in imaginative ways, children present their own ideas using art and language.
(6 lessons)
Religion and worldviewsWhat do some people believe God looks like?
Examining different representations of God by exploring Islamic art, Hindu avatars and images from the Christmas story.
(7 lessons)
Religion and worldviewsWhat is God’s job?
Investigating different beliefs about God by exploring stories and sacred texts.
(6 lessons)
Religion and worldviewsWhy should we care for the world?
Exploring creation stories, religious teachings and quotations about the relationship between humans and nature.
(7 lessons)
Religion and worldviewsHow do we know that new babies are special?
Investigating how different people welcome a new baby by exploring ceremonies through quotes, videos and pictures.
(6 lessons)
Religion and worldviewsWhy should we care for others?
Examining the impact of caring actions by investigating stories and guidance from different traditions and worldviews.
(6 lessons)
