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Advance Information – Eduqas A-level Religious Studies

February 18, 2022February 18, 2022Oxford RE Team

On 7th February 2022, Eduqas released the AI for exams this summer. This has raised a number of questions for most teachers of A level Religious Studies as we have tried to decide how to use this information to best help our students. Eduqas have stated that the purpose of this AI is to communicate […]

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Advance Information – Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies

February 18, 2022February 18, 2022Oxford RE Team

The release of the Advance Information (AI) on 7th February 2022 brought a new flurry of activity and anxiety for most teachers of GCSE Religious Studies and questions have arisen as we have tried to decide how to use this to help our students. Eduqas have stated that the purpose of this AI is to […]

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Inclusive Classrooms: Representing women in A level Religious Studies

January 26, 2022January 26, 2022Oxford Secondary
Taking positive steps together

Rachael Jackson-Royal suggests recommended reading to increase the representation of women in A level Religious Studies.

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Takeaways from #StrictlyRE 2021 – Dawn Cox

February 5, 2021February 5, 2021Oxford RE Team
StrictlyRE 2021

Well, StrictlyRE 2021 turned out to be a triumph in its new online format! By the end we were all shattered but came away with lots to think about and ideas to implement with our students. The sessions preceding the weekend were a great way of getting into some of the conversations around the main […]

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Strictly RE 2021 – Dawn Cox

January 25, 2021January 26, 2021Oxford RE Team
Strictly RE

It’s hard to believe that it’s a year ago that RE teachers were gathered at a hotel in outer London for Strictly RE 2020. Little did we know how things would change for Strictly RE 2021. Everything has moved online and it’s already begun! This year, NATRE have thought carefully about how they can support […]

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Moving from GCSE to A level in Religious Studies

April 29, 2020April 29, 2020Oxford RE Team 1 Comment
Moving from GCSE to A Level Religious Studies

Libby Ahluwalia shares preparation strategies for students in lockdown who are moving from GCSE to A Level Religious Studies next term Coronavirus is presenting a lot of difficulties and uncertainties for everyone, including those of you who are moving on from Year 11 and planning to begin studying for A levels next term. Many of […]

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