Religious Education at Coney Hill
We aim for our children to explore what people believe and what difference this makes to how they live, so that pupils can gain the knowledge, understanding and skills needed to handle questions raised by religion, belief and cause them to reflect on their own ideas and ways of living; both now and in the future. We want our children to learn about religions and worldviews so that they can be respectful, informed and inquisitive. Our community school ethos, values, nurture provision, assemblies, alongside our weekly R.E. lessons, help to support our children’s personal development; celebrating the diversity of the wider community in Gloucester, including beliefs, traditions, culture, language and history
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Coney RE Big Question Road Map 25-26 | [pdf 449KB] |
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RE OVERVIEW 2025-2026 | [pdf 731KB] |
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Coney PREACH RE Intent Implementation and Impact | [pdf 583KB] |
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Gloucestershire Agreed Syllabus for RE | [pdf 977KB] |
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Pupils made christingles for our Christingle Service, the service was led by Open the book.
Year 2 had a wonderful time on their 'Easter experience' trip to Gloucester Cathedral.
Our pupils taking part in a Christian asembly led by 'Open the book' visitors.
The images below, from left to right, show the following; Our pupils taking part in 'Samaritan' role play. One of our pupils interviewing religious people. Debate belief writing.
We celebrated Harvest Festival at St Oswald's Church.
