Differences were meant not to divide but to enrich.
The principal aim of RE is to engage pupils in systematic enquiry into significant human questions which religion and worldviews address, so that they can develop the understanding and skills needed to appreciate and appraise varied responses to these questions, as well as develop responses of their own. Tower Hamlets Agreed Syllabus for RE, principal aim
Week of War
by Mariam and Mohammed Hiding in our 'Air Raid Shelters' This week we have been learning about the Blitz and above are some photos of when we played an air raid siren and hid in our underground bunkers [tables].We have also been writing stories set in World War 2 but...
We are the class bloggers this week
by Zaynab and Mahmudur In RE we learnt about beliefs. We said that people often think of different religions when they think of the word, and I think that a belief is a strong thought that something is true. Today, I enjoyed the times tables pop quiz the most, and I...
Summer term fun in Riley Class
We've had a jam-packed first half of our summer term here in Riley Class! Our topic for this term is Explorers. With that we've been learning all about famous explorers, discovering new things and exploring the town of London. Hindu Temple Trip Last week we visited...
⛪ Year 3’s trip to St Anne’s Church
Today, both classes visited St Anne's church as part of our RE lesson. We met Kate who helped us learn about lots of different objects and their significance to Christianity. For our activity, we had to work in groups to find the different objects in the church that...
Chinese New Year in Hamilton Class
Safa and Maraljin making Chinese lanterns. Aarayan makes his lantern. Minh puts on the tiger mask ready for the New Year Dance. Hawa and Haydn do Chinese calligraphy. Sarah and Anaya also doing calligraphy. Nabil writing the first letter of his name in Chinese. Dawud...
Religious Education in Year 6
This term we have learnt about the beliefs of different religions with Ms Wiley. We have created a double-page spread talking about the similarities and differences between the three religions; Christianity, Hinduism and Humanist. We investigated how each religion...
The End of Our Journey Through Space!
It has been another fantastic half-term here at Lansbury Lawrence and everyone in Lichtenstein class has been having great fun and learning a lot along the way. First to English, this term we have be doing some amazing creative writing for the Tower Hamlets creative...
An interview with an author!
Hello everyone, we have once again been doing some exciting things over here in Lichtenstein class! Firstly, we have all been entered into a fantastic story writing competition for the Tower Hamlets area. The stimulus for our writing task is "I am not alone". In order...
The Prodigal Son, performed by Goldsworthy Class
The father and his two sons Last week the children were learning about Christianity. The children learnt about the story of The Prodigal Son and loved acting the story out. The children took their roles very seriously, performing the desperate father, the lost son,...
Rangoli patterns for Diwali
We learnt about Diwali the Festival of Light and then made our own Rangoli patterns. By Zaid. By Juwayriyya By Siam By Yasin By Abdul Hameed. By Sam By Syeda Tahira By Ismaeel By Musa .U.