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How can teachers help to change negative public perceptions of RE?
Deborah Weston, Chair of the RE Policy Unit and a long-time servant of NATRE, shares her latest thinking about improving RE’s image.
Deborah Weston, Chair of the RE Policy Unit and a long-time servant of NATRE, shares her latest thinking about improving RE’s image.
Sept 2018: The initial parental complaint The complaint focused on the academy’s failure to comply with its Funding Agreement (FA) with the DfE (Department for Education) regarding provision of RE. A subsidiary...
As we write this, teachers are ‘working their socks off’ providing home learning in various forms for pupils as well as looking after disadvantaged pupils and pupils with key-worker parents. It has hardly been a...
Deborah Weston, NATRE’s data thinker, gives a report on the characteristics of schools in relation to provision and standards in RS at GCSE with a focus on ethnicity and free school meals.