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Religious and moral education
Experiences and outcomes
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Learning through religious and moral education enables me to:
• recognise religion as an important expression of human experience
• learn about and from the beliefs, values, practices and traditions of Christianity and the world religions selected for study, other traditions and viewpoints
independent of religious belief
• explore and develop knowledge and understanding of religions, recognising the place of Christianity in the Scottish context
• investigate and understand the responses which religious and non-religious views can offer to questions about the nature and meaning of life
• recognise and understand religious diversity and the importance of religion in society
• develop respect for others and an understanding of beliefs and practices which are different from my own
• explore and establish values such as wisdom, justice, compassion and integrity and engage in the development of and reflection upon my own moral values
• develop my beliefs, attitudes, values and practices through reflection, discovery and critical evaluation
• develop the skills of reflection, discernment, critical thinking and deciding how to act when making moral decisions
• make a positive difference to the world by putting my beliefs and values into action
• establish a firm foundation for lifelong learning, further learning and adult life.
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Religious education has a statutory position in Scottish education, relating to schools but not to pre-school centres.
Religious and moral education: experiences and outcomes 1
Christianity
Early First Second Third Fourth
Beliefs As I explore Christian Through exploring Through investigating and Having reflected upon Having considered key
stories, images, music Bible stories, I can reflecting upon biblical and Christian sources, I can Christian beliefs, I can
and poems, I am describe some beliefs other Christian stories, I can explain some key Christian express reasoned views on
becoming familiar with Christians have about show my understanding of beliefs about God, Jesus, the these and discuss how
some beliefs Christian God and Jesus. these stories. human condition and the putting them into practice
people have about RME 1-01a RME 2-01a natural world, and how these might affect individuals and
God and Jesus. beliefs lead to actions for society. I can confidently
RME 0-01a Christians. support my own responses to
RME 3-01a these issues of belief.
RME 4-01a
By exploring some Through exploring the lives Through investigating and
places and and teachings of Jesus and reflecting upon how
investigating artefacts, other figures in Christianity, I Christians put their beliefs
I am developing my am increasing my knowledge into action, I can reflect upon
knowledge of Christian and understanding of key the consequences of putting
beliefs and my Christian beliefs. my own beliefs into action.
awareness of the role RME 2-01b RME 3-01b
of Christianity in
Scottish society and
the world.
RME 1-01b
I can talk about my I can show understanding of I can explain a range of
own beliefs, or express Christian beliefs and explore beliefs which Christians hold
them in other ways. the similarities and about ‘ultimate questions’
RME 1-01c differences between these and participate in debates
and my developing beliefs. about these.
RME 2-01c RME 3-01c
I can give examples of the I can explain the contribution
contribution of Christian of Christian beliefs to the
beliefs to the development of development of Scotland,
Scotland, now and in the now and in the past.
past. RME 4-01b
RME 3-01d
Religious and moral education: experiences and outcomes 2
Christianity (continued)
Early First Second Third Fourth
Values and issues As I play and learn, I Having explored Through investigating and Having reflected upon Through exploring a range of
am developing my biblical and other reflecting upon the lives and Christian responses to issues issues of morality, I can
understanding of what Christian stories, I can teachings of Jesus and key of morality, I can discuss consider Christian responses
is fair and unfair and show my developing Christian figures, and ways in which to create a to these issues and relate
the importance of understanding of key drawing upon moral values more just, equal, these to my own developing
caring for, sharing and values of Christianity as expressed in Christianity, I compassionate and tolerant values.
cooperating with and how they might be am beginning to understand society. RME 4-02a
others. put into action in how these have influenced RME 3-02a
RME 0-02a people’s lives and Christian morality.
communities. RME 2-02a
RME 1-02a
I can describe the key I can share my developing I can demonstrate my I can apply my developing
features of the values views about values such as developing understanding of understanding of morality to
of Christianity which fairness and equality and moral values through consider a range of moral
are expressed in love, caring, sharing and participating in events and dilemmas in order to find
stories. human rights. projects which make a ways which could promote a
RME 1-02b RME 2-02b positive difference to others. more just and compassionate
RME 3-02b society.
RME 4-02b
I can describe how the I can explain how the values
values of Christianity of Christianity contribute to
contribute to as well as as well as challenge Scottish
challenge Scottish and other and other societies.
societies. RME 4-02c
RME 3-02c
Religious and moral education: experiences and outcomes 3
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