This month, there have been some positive results for RE, with a good range of news coverage and comment pieces in UK media recognising the importance of religious literacy and knowledge, including in The Economist. APPG work continues, with the end of the oral evidence sessions for the current inquiry into the contribution RE can make to good community relations, and we look forward to launching the good practice document which will be the result of the evidence submitted.
In this issue:
- Introduction
- APPG on RE
- Young Ambassadors for RE
- RE Council website
- RE Quality Mark
- Professional development for teachers of RE: RE Today Services
- The Stapleford Centre RE videos
- Faraday Institute Bursaries
- PGCE RE Bursaries from CSTG
- The Teach RE course
- RE:ONLINE
- Culham St Gabriel's regional strategy
- Hindu Council UK: website resources
- ISRSA produces new iGCSE in Philosophy and Theology
- Network of Buddhist Organisations
- 2014 Accord Coalition Inclusivity Award
- Researcher wanted for Pikuach review
- 'Old localism, new localism': What does the future hold for RE in schools?
- The Woolf Institute short courses
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