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Save time with this highly commended resource
We are delighted that the RE Today Primary RE Curriculum has been voted as Highly Commended in the prestigious Teach Awards 2025 within the Teach Primary, Foundation category, recognised for new and creative approaches to teaching and learning.
To celebrate we are offering £100 off as an introductory offer on the enhanced edition of the Curriculum.
Save lesson plannig time and money today!
Locally Agreed Syllabus
We provide a full range of Agreed Syllabus services to support SACREs in this statutory duty.
We can provide a fully managed service for Locally Agreed Syllabus production, including drafting and managing approval and adoption of the Locally Agreed Syllabus, print and production, and delivery of Syllabus launch conference and follow up events.
The RE Today team have been involved in writing the Locally Agreed Syllabus for over 30 SACREs across England, and we bring a wide range of experience at both Primary and Secondary phases to support our clients. In particular, we can advise on the most effective way to combine local RE requirements with national guidelines and legislation, to achieve the best quality RE outcomes for the SACRE.
We also offer a fast track process to support SACREs where the timescale or available budget do not allow for a fully bespoke local syllabus.
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NOW AVAILABLE: REtoday magazine
Theme: Be Creative
Highlights from this issue:
- Understanding religion through culture in Japan: John Viner explores the unique blendof the religious and the secular he found in a country where shrines and temples still play a cherished role in life and ritual
- Jewish Culture Month: Anna Silver of the Board of Deputies explains how this annual celebration can help schools focus on the vibrancy of Jewish life across the UK
- Exciting classwork on early Christianity from 6-7 year olds: Paula Brennan and Lat Blaylock prove how the life of St Paul can be meaningfully explored with very young pupils
- Teaching Hinduism through stories, artefacts and play: a multi-sensory discovery around one of the world’s oldest traditions
- Breaking barriers and challenging stereotypes: PCGE student Enas Dayel considers teacher responsibility and opportunity to counter ignorance and social exclusion.
And much more!
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Client Support
'RE Today have helped us to develop RE within our school and local community of schools. It is great to have the whole teaching staff working on RE in an INSET day for a reasonable cost that can be shared by inviting other local schools. Excellent value for money!'
Debbie Williams
Wenlock C of E Junior School
School Support
' 'The Bible: The Big Story' covers RE in Key Stage 3 for 11–14 year olds - in some ways the hardest age-group to motivate. GCSE is still some way off, and the joyous enthusiasm of primary school years is beginning to fade. 'Big Society, big story', this is a lovely volume to which no one could possibly object. The book is worth every penny.'
Dennis Richards
Church Times
News & Events
'I found the 'Practical Primary RE' course to be engaging, full of practical ideas, relevant and a chance to share ideas with other teachers.'
Lindsay Fisher
Thomas's Academy, Kensington