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Welcome to the Religious Education Department |
Mass every Friday at 8am - Come and join us in the school chapel
School Chapel is open every morning
Monday - Thursdayfrom 08:15 - 08:30 Junior chaplains
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Ursuline Student Conference 2011
Our school is part of a much bigger Ursuline Community. In July, four of our Year 7s and two of our Year 10 students were given the opportunity to take part in an Ursuline Students Conference. This was a fantastic chance for the Year 9s to develop further their leadership skills as they were in charge of their own groups of younger students and it gave the Year 7s a deeper understanding of what makes the Ursuline Schools so unique. |
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Autumn Term |
Spring Term |
Summer Term |
Year 7 |
Community |
Life in the time of Jesus |
The Ministry of Jesus |
Year 8 |
The Birth of the Church |
The Ethical foundations of the Church |
Christianity comes to Britain |
Year9 |
The nature and existence of God |
World Religions |
An introduction to Mark’s Gospel: The Background to Mark and Jesus’ Ministry |
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Key Stage 4
As a Catholic School, RE GCSE is compulsory for all students. We follow AQA’s Religious Studies Specification A, units 5 Mark’s Gospel and 2 Moral Issues. It is a challenging course and one in which students perform well with 85% attaining A*-C and 51% A*-A. The GCSE is assessed by 2 exams – one on Mark’s Gospel, which will be sat in the Summer Term of Year 10, and one on Moral Issues, which will be sat in the Summer Term of Year 11. Each paper is worth 50% of the GCSE.
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The modules studied in Mark’s Gospel include:
Background
The Ministry of Jesus
The Person of Jesus
Suffering, death & resurrection
Jesus’ Relationship with others
Discipleship and the Kingdom of God
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The modules studied in Christian Ethics include:
The right to life
The use of Medical technology
Personal Responsibility
Social Responsibility
Conflict
Global issues |
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