Religious Education School Trip

Through this workshop we explore this important influence of Sanskrit poetry on Hindu life and culture. This dance workshop can be delivered as a standalone, however it's also an ideal complement to the Holi and Diwali Festival workshops we offer.
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During the course of the workshop day, our drama facilitator will bring these unique religious customs to life and help your pupils develop a deeper understanding of cultures and traditions from around the world.
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Curriculum linked contents cover the main faiths such as Christianity and star of bethlehem in the christma story and islamic astronomy throught the ages. Find out the importance of Ramadan and...
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Diwali painting workshops can be a valuable addition to religious education in schools. Here's how these workshops can contribute to religious education: Understanding Diwali: Diwali is a...
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Ely Cathedral is a very important building within Christain Architectual history. Pupils will work individually, in teams and altogether to construct a very large model of the 'ship of the fens'....
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Our Diwali and Holi festival Dance sessions are fun and engaging ways to incorporate movement and music into religious education classes. - Dance and worship - Historical dances - Storytelling through dance - Dance as meditation - Dance for social justice
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Depending on the chosen style we will include a short powerpoint presentation that can be showing before or during the workshops, this will include some of the backgrounds behind the style or subject.
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Explore the science behind the seasons and discover more about mid-winter festivals from around the world, including Diwali, Hanukkah, Yule and christian Christmas traditions in the UK. What was the...
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Rock UK is a Christian charity so we can teach Christian values through practical hands-on activities. For groups that choose, we can incorporate Christian themes into some of the activity sessions,...
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New Offer Religion is a big part of society and has been for millennia. Since well before Roman times, the Isle of Wight has been continuously inhabited, and as such it is a perfect place to observe thousands...
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FREE trips Learn about the first Anglican monastery founded at Whitby by the abbess St Hild and the Synod of Whitby, a landmark event which helped to shape the future of Christianity in England, as well as the later Benedictine monastery at Whitby during the medieval period.
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Depending on the chosen style we will include a short powerpoint presentation that can be showing before or during the workshops, this will include some of the backgrounds behind the style or subject.
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Imagine a world where your Gods and Goddesses ruled every aspect of your life! Where every time you cooked you offered a small amount to that deity. Where your entre life was governed their will and...
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FREE trips On the north east coast of England lies the small island of Lindisfarne, or Holy Island. Untouched by the Roman occupation, this spiritual place became an important centre for Celtic Chritianity. An ideal visit for pupils studying Saxons and Vikings!
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Rock UK is a Christian charity so we can teach Christian values through practical hands on activities. For groups that choose, we can incorporate Christian themes into some of the activity sessions...
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This Christmas day visit includes a nativity-themed journey through the woodland. The children will dress up and follow clues around the grounds and woodland, discovering and reading the story together.
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Depending on the chosen style we will include a short powerpoint presentation that can be showing before or during the workshops, this will include some of the backgrounds behind the style or subject.
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FREE trips Give your class a real taste of medieval monastic like at this well-reserved Cistercian monastery, with buildings to explore and activities themed around the beautiful 13th century floor tiles to expand knowledge of the development of Church, state and society in Medieval Britain 1066-1509.
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FREE trips Established after the Norman Conquest, Battle Abbey was a symbol of Norman Christianity, and a penance for the bloodshed of the Conquest. Use the on-site handling collection to investigate the lives of the monks who would have lived and worshipped at Battle Abbey.
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Guided tours of the national collection are led by experienced gallery educators. Pupils are encouraged to engage with works of art through activities and discussion.
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