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Religious Education

Our overarching aim of spiritual, moral, social and cultural education is to provide all children with opportunities to develop the skills they will need to become a good citizen. One who is proud to belong to a diverse and multicultural community that extends into the wider world. Our Religious Education curriculum equips children with a systematic knowledge and understanding of a range of religions and world views that encourages them to develop their own ideas, values and identities. We nurture children’s curiosity to explore their community, and strive to develop in all of our students an aptitude for dialogue so that they can participate positively in our society with its diverse religions and world views. We promote mutual respect and tolerance, teaching our pupils to challenge prejudice and see the value of others.

Our Learning Journey – click on the picture to find out more:

Section 1 – Outline RCLA Agreed Syllabus For Religious Education 2020-2025Download
Section 2 – Early Years, KS1, KS2 RCLA Agreed Syllabus For Religious Education 2020-2025Download
Section 4 – Guidance RCLA Agreed Syllabus For Religious Education 2020-2025Download

School Address

Normanby Primary Academy
Flatts Lane
Middlesbrough

Company Number: 09040348

School Contact

Headteacher: Mrs K Pentney
Tel: 01642 469529
Email: office@normanby.org.uk

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Normanby Primary School is a part of the Ironstone Academy Trust (A Company Limited by Guarantee) Company Registration Number: 09040348 | Company Address: Normanby Primary Academy, Flatts Lane, Normanby, Middlesbrough, England, TS6 0NP

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