Religious Education
Religious Education
“Carolyn was my first impression of Oakridge School many years ago and that has stayed with me. The smile she greets everyone with in the mornings and always a helpful hand at the ready.”
At Oakridge, we follow the Gloucestershire Agreed Syllabus as we value the aims it sets out to achieve, and believe it works in tandem with our own school vision of ‘Through our roots we flourish’, and our core values of Friendship, Generosity & Perseverance, alongside the wider Christian values of Compassion, Courage, Forgiveness, Justice, Respect, Service, Thankfulness, Trust and Truthfulness.
Subject Intent: “The principal aim for religious education in Gloucestershire is for pupils to understand how worldviews influence people's lives, including their own, through the study of religious and non-religious worldviews, so that they better understand themselves and the world around them, and become better equipped to contribute to and flourish in society.” Gloucestershire Agreed Syllabus 2025-2030
Our units are planned around the National Statement of Entitlement for Religious Education, and the appropriate sections of the NSE are indicated in our RE plan below with letter names.