We have a number of resources and publications, please click on the links below:
PADLETS
Teaching about Buddhist worldviews | Padlet
Teaching about Christian worldviews | Padlet
Teaching about Humanist worldviews | Padlet
Teaching about Muslim worldviews | Padlet
Teaching about Hindu worldviews | Padlet
Teaching about Jewish worldviews | Padlet
Teaching about Sikh worldviews | Padlet
Enriching RE: Organising Visits and Visitors | Padlet
Adapting RE for pupils with SEND | Padlet
Other Resources
The Church School RE Subject Leaders Handbook 2026 | PDF
The Handbook looks at the role of the RE subject leader and covers the law and leading RE effectively, as well as links to useful resources.
Where do I stand? Suffolk Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education 2023 | PDF
A guide to the new Suffolk Agreed Syllabus which is due to be implemented in September 2023.
Let's talk about....religious education | PDF
This booklet provides a range of questions to ask the people who should be able to tell you most about RE in your setting. Useful for governors and leaders as they monitor the subject.
Statement of Entitlement for Religious Education in Church of England Schools | PDF
Details the aims and objectives of RE in church schools. All Church schools are expected to ensure their RE fulfils this entitlment.
RE in our Church schools: For Governors | PDF
A handbook for governors which provides a brief background to RE in church schools, and the governance of RE in church schools.
Self-Evaluation/Audit Questions (Primary) | PDF
This audit tool from the Church of England is intended for RE teachers and subject leaders as a means of evaluating RE, particularly looking at the balance between the three disciplinary lens of theology, human social sciences and philosophy.
Schools can also find RE support from:
Religious Education Quality Mark | Weblink
National Association for Teachers of Religious Education (NATRE) | Weblink
The Learning Hub, St Edmundsbury Cathedral, Bury St Edmunds – The Cathedral has a dedicated team who work with schools when they visit the cathedral. School visits typically run between 10am - 2pm. To contact the Learning Hub, please email learninghub@stedscathedral.org