Opinion
This article is for paying subscribers “The problem with RE …IS THAT IT ISN’T RE!
Like many atheists I would be 100 percent in favour of RE if it restricted itself to what it says on the tin: education about religion.
This article is for paying subscribers THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK and his new book for young explorers
Stephen Cottrell, the Archbishop of York, has been a good friend to religious education over many years. Lat Blaylock caught up with him to talk about his new book PisforPilgrim(Hodder & Stoughton 2024), which can...
This article is for paying subscribers A TRANSATLANTIC ADVENTURE in moral education
Saima reflects on her experiences at the 49th Annual Conference of the Association for Moral Education in Texas in October 2023.
This article is for paying subscribers North Stars
CELEBRITY PILGRIMS explore faith, spirituality and life’s big questions on their journey through North Wales
This article is for paying subscribers WHAT I WISH: I knew
Developing conceptual thinking, Sage advice for new teachers
This article is for paying subscribers A STUDENT’S perspective
Religion: the remedy to inequality, not the source
This article is for paying subscribers TEACHING FORDIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
DATA ETHICS in the classroom and beyond
This article is for paying subscribers JEROME FLYNN: on the challenging new film, Land of Ahimsa
I met Dolly whilst attending a vegan and sustainability conference in Pune just before lockdown. I was drawn to supporting her film for several reasons. India is very dear to my heart, having spent much time there...
This article is for paying subscribers THE LAND OF AHIMSA
A film to inspire and encourage people to live by THE PRINCIPLE OF AHIMSA, striving to cause no harm to any sentient being
This article is for paying subscribers Introducing: Ian Nicholson
ReToday's New Advisor
This article is for paying subscribers Linda Woodhead On How to Teach ‘values’
Values are visible everywhere these days. Whether it is a school, a university, Microsoft or GB News, for example, you can easily find their values statement. When I undertook research on Generation Z (the generation...
This article is for paying subscribers BBC: Meet Daisy Scalchi
We hear PRACTICAL TIPS FOR TEACHERS from the BBC’s Head of Religion and Ethics for Television
This article is for paying subscribers Inspiring Change
The 2023 Templeton Prize winner, EDNA ADAN ISMAIL, and the power of education and compassion
This article is for paying subscribers The Philosophers’ Daughters
Peter Vardy is a theologian, philosopher and author well known for his RS conferences in UK schools. He was Vice-Principal of Heythrop College, a Jesuit college in London, from 1999 to 2011. His remarkable ability to...
This article is for paying subscribers Hoping for world peace
His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad is the Fifth Caliph of the worldwide Ahmadiyya Muslim community. It was my honour and privilege to interview him early in 2023 at the community’s headquarters in Tilford, near...
This article is for paying subscribers Can Christianity hold its own within a worldviews paradigm for RE?
Lord Griffiths of Burry Port is a member of the House of Lords. Now retired from active ministry, he served as President of the Methodist Conference in the 1990s. He is also known for his work as a politician, author...
This article is for paying subscribers Making sense of the census
James Holt, Associate Professor of Religious Education at the University of Chester, explores the complexities behind the headlines on religion from the 2021 Census, and reflects on the implications for teachers and...
This article is for paying subscribers Uniqueness, Unity and the Power of Art
The Singh Twins are internationally acclaimed contemporary British artists whose distinctive ‘Past-Modern’ (as opposed to Post-Modern) art draws upon a huge range of historical, cultural and religious influences....
This article is for paying subscribers Celebrating uncertainty in RE
My work in RE started as a schoolteacher, but for more than 25 years now I have been supporting teacher training in RE, and research on the subject. It is good to celebrate what the subject has achieved in those...
This article is for paying subscribers A curiouscurriculum: why teaching for creativity matters, and is possible
Mick Waters and Claire Banks have jointly written A Curious Curriculum to challenge any teacher to keep their alertness to the sheer fascination that can drive education.