Religious Studies
Subject Vision and Intent
Our main vision of Religious Studies at Hodge Hill Girls’ school is to promote the respect of Article 9: Freedom of thought, conscience and religion. We as a department want to provide our pupils with diverse, enriching and empowering lessons that effectively create a generation which is receptive to difference and prepare them for a culturally diverse and evolving world. Our aim is to encourage an awareness of how Religious Studies is significant to everyday life, to encourage passion for the study of beliefs, practices, life-styles and world-views locally, nationally and globally. We thrive to promote shared respect, acceptance and appreciation across varied cultures and communities.
The staff in RS department have the ambition to nurture pupils spiritually, academically and personally. Finding out about the beliefs and lifestyles of all people will support pupils at Hodge Hill Girls’ school reflect on their own beliefs, the choices they make, the character they develop and who they want to be. Learning to express their own beliefs, sharing their own views and respectfully listening to the opinions of others is an important life skill and this is something that we feel passionate about in the Religious Studies Department.
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Key Stage 4
GCSE Religious Studies
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| Examinations |
GCSE Religious Studies consists of 2 papers:
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| Key Topics |
Paper 1C: Area of Study 1 – Religion and Ethics through Islam
Paper 2B: Area of Study 2 – Religion, Peace and Conflict through Christianity
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