Religious Education
Gledhow follows the Leeds Agreed Syllabus which will help pupils to develop as tolerant young people with respect and understanding of the views of others, including the beliefs and practices of religions and other world views. Through their study of RE, our young people will gain a greater understanding of the identity and diversity of their local community. They will grow up to live and work as active, purposeful citizens of Leeds alongside people of all beliefs and cultures, and be challenged to reflect on difficult questions such as the meaning and purpose of life. We believe these are essential skills with which to equip our young people for adult life and lifelong learning. Through RE, children will very much be aware of British Values which is woven through the curriculum and also has close links with PSHE.
Here is the overview for whole school and the statement of intent: