Birmingham Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education 2007

7. Pupils with Learning Difficulties

N.B. (Relevant material for this section [e.g. Performance descriptions,  P levels]may be found on the QCA website, http://www.nc.uk.net/ld/RE_content.html . The website also offers opportunities and activities for pupils with learning difficulties at each Key Stage.)
"The Education Act 1993 states that regulations shall provide that, so far as practicable, every pupil should receive religious education and attend religious worship; or will be withdrawn from attendance at such worship or form receiving such education, in accordance with the wishes of the pupil's parent." Circular 1/94, p43 In brief, the law requires us to be inclusive. Staff in special schools must provide Religious Education for all their pupils, where practicable; in Birmingham, therefore, this Religious Education does not have to be taught according to this locally agreed syllabus although staff are encouraged to do so and most will use the syllabus and its principles as a basis for their planning.

Agreed Syllabus Home 1. Entitlement / Legal Requirement 2. The Contribution of Religious Education 3. The Specific Aims of Religious Education 4. Factors to be used in considering and selecting the religious traditions to be studied 5. Programmes of Study for each Key Stage 6. Overviews 7. Pupils with Learning Difficulties 8. Standards and Assessment
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