Day Two – The Church
The CCRS is normally acquired over two years, with a maximum of five years’ study. The diocese offers four modules a year on a two-year cycle. Each year will consist of three core modules and a specialist module. You may choose to do four modules per year to complete the course over two years or you may space it out over a longer period. Once you begin your first module you must complete the course within five years. This academic year will consist of 8 days in total with four days in school time (9.30 am to 3.30 pm) and four days on a Saturday (10 am to 12.30 pm).
To gain accreditation you must attend each module and successfully complete an assignment.
This year we will consider: The Church, The Sacraments, Morality and the specialist module will be Faith & Science. You are welcome to attend the sessions without seeking accreditation through the submission of essays.
Planning the New Curriculum
For RE Co-ordinators
The day will offer knowledge of the new Curriculum Directory content and the impact on the planning and content of RE.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Day One of Two – The Curriculum Directory
The aims of this day are to provide knowledge of the new Curriculum Directory content and the impact on the planning and content of RE.
Department Heads of RE will be informed of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school.
Thee will also be an update on the Section 48 Inspection framework.
Target Audience: Clerks to Governors
Facilitator: Bill McEntee, Governance Office
This session is to support both new and experienced clerks in their role. It focuses on the particular requirements of clerking at a Catholic school.
Day One of Two
The course is for Early Career Teachers and those new to teaching in a Catholic School across all phases
Day One will provide an overview of what is meant by the ‘distinctive nature of the Catholic School’, collective worship and prayer.
The course will aim to develop an understanding of the roles and responsibilities aligned with working in a Catholic school, provide ideas to support quality teaching and learning in primary RE; provide strategies to support spirituality across the whole curriculum and develop a knowledge and understanding of effective RE assessment.
Day One
This day will provide:
- Prayer and Liturgy Directory updates
- an opportunity to create and share resources for use in school
- time to share ideas to celebrate the liturgical year
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
The aim of these Partnership meetings is to inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school.
There will be updates on the new Section 48 Inspections and the new RECD.
We will also discuss the implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
The aim of these Partnership meetings is to inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school.
There will be updates on the new Section 48 Inspections and the new RECD.
We will also discuss the implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
The aim of these Partnership meetings is to inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school.
There will be updates on the new Section 48 Inspections and the new RECD.
We will also discuss the implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
This annual Mass is for all those connected with Catholic education in the Clifton Diocese. The Mass brings together headteachers, staff, governors and pupils as a diocesan family to celebrate Catholic education.