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We offer a wide range of resources to support all aspects of Religious Education - Christianity, World Faiths, Aspects of Religion, The Big Questions, and Teaching Strategies.
All 
resources are available via secure online credit card ordering from our
online catalogue.
Click on the links below for details of some of our resources, or see the subscriptions page for details of our periodical publications.
| Exploring a Theme | A to Z: Practical Learning Strategies | Citizens of Faith |
NEW SERIES for primary schools: Exploring a ThemeThis series provides practical and creative approaches to help children from 4 to 11 learn about and learn from religion through topics such as leaders and followers; puzzling questions; life and death; celebrations and sacred stories. Each book contains stimulating ideas, strategies and photocopiable activity pages. Written by members of the RE Today advisory team and edited by Joyce Mackley, the series takes note of the non-statutory National Framework for RE in England and draws on the standards (levels), themes, experiences and opportunities it recommends. Order a copy now: The Journey of Life and Death >> Beliefs in Action in the World >> Sacred Stories, Sacred Books >> Forthcoming in the series: Worship, Pilgrimage and Sacred Places (January 2009). |
NEW SERIES for secondary schools: Engaging with REWritten by members of the RE Today advisory team and edited by Pamela Draycott, these are practical and provocative books. Thoughtful and creative ways of engaging pupils in RE are explored, and photocopiable activities are included. The series takes note of the non-statutory National Framework for RE and draws on the standards (levels), themes, experiences and opportunities it recommends. Order a copy now: Future title in the series: Ethical RE (January 2009). |
A to Z: Active Learning Strategiesto support Spiritual & Moral Development This second, expanded, revised and updated, edition of the A to Z is designed to provide a resource bank of ideas to help busy teachers get pupils 'doing and thinking'. It offers a range of practical classroom strategies that actively encourage primary and secondary pupils to engage with and reflect on their learning. It provides a stimulus and inspiration for busy teachers. |
Citizens of FaithThis is a resource for students at Key Stage 4 and post-16, which explores the interface between faith and citizenship. It provides opportunities for students to reflect on a range of issues, raised in interviews with people of faith, and encourages creative individual and community responses. This project was initiated by the Professional Council for Religious Education, (now the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education - NATRE) and funded by the DfES. Photographs of all the interviewees from Citizens of Faith are available for download from this website. |
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