Children can: | |
a | recognise and explain how some teachings and beliefs are shared between religions; |
b | explain how religious beliefs can shape the lives of individuals and contribute to society. |
Year 5 – RE
YEAR 5 - Examples of 'Expected' in the core skill of - Beliefs and teachings (from various religions)
Beliefs and teachings (from various religions) - Core Skills
YEAR 5 - Examples of 'Expected' in the core skill of - Rituals, ceremonies and lifestyles (from various religions)
Rituals, ceremonies and lifestyles (from various religions) - Core Skills
Children can: | |
a | explain practices and lifestyles associated with belonging to a faith; |
b | explain practices and lifestyles associated with belonging to a non-religious community; |
c | compare lifestyles of different faiths and give reasons why some people within the same faith choose to adopt different lifestyles; |
d | show an understanding of the role of a spiritual leader. |
YEAR 5 - Examples of 'Expected' in the core skill of - How beliefs are expressed
How beliefs are expressed - Core Skills
Children can: | |
a | explore religious symbolism in literature and the arts; |
b | explain some of the different ways individuals show their beliefs; |
c | share their opinion or express their own belief with respect and tolerance for others. |
YEAR 3 - Examples of 'Expected' in the core skill of - Time to reflect and personal growth
Time to reflect and personal growth - Core Skills
Children can: | |
a | recognise and express feelings about their identities and beliefs; |
b | explain their own opinions about tricky concepts and tricky questions that have no universally agreed answers; |
c | explain why their answers may be different from someone else’s and respond sensitively. |
YEAR 5 - Examples of 'Expected' in the core skill of - Values (in your own life and others lives)
Values (in your own life and others lives) - Core Skills
Children can: | |
a | explain why individuals and communities may have similar and differing values; |
b | show an awareness of morals, question morals and demonstrate an ability to make choices, understanding the consequences; |
c | express their own values while respecting the values of others. |
Planning progression for UKS2 (Years 5 & 6)
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