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An Exciting Opportunity for an RE Teacher |
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The REC is looking to recruit
a teacher associate to work with the professional consultant to the APPG.
This is a rare and exciting opportunity for a teacher to gain experience
in working on an important project at national level. The All Party
Parliamentary Group on RE (APPG) is holding an inquiry into the supply of and
support for teachers of RE.
The post is for 20 days between mid-November and March 2013 and is remunerated at supply cover rates (£200 per day).
Please click here for more details about the post.
The deadline
is Friday 16 November at midday.
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Who are the people who use tarot cards? |
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It is very easy to recognize them and see them as bad, even though they present themselves as great soul keepers. Websites like Tarot-Explained.com aims to educate the public and change the perception that all tarot readers are false believers of christ.
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Dear Mr Clegg,
We were delighted to hear of your remarks about the importance of education following your visit to Auschwitz with the Holocaust Educational Trust. We agree, “Indifference and forgetfulness make hate, prejudice and genocide possible”.
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RE Review Newsletter: First Edition |
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Welcome
to the first edition of the RE Review Newsletter.
This
e-publication to be distributed quarterly during the course of the RE Subject
Review, is intended to share the most up-to date information on the project. Read a report by RE Review project manager Janet Orchard and find
out how the Review is progressing, as well as the names, roles and
responsibilities of all those people who are already involved. Find out how you
can participate directly in the consultation process and do your bit for the
future of religious education in our schools.
See the full Newsletter.
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REC comments on figures released by the Department for Education for take up of EBacc |
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Commenting on a the Department’s MORI survey of 618
state-maintained secondary schools to assess the effects of the EBacc, John
Keast, chair of the RE Council said: |
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