The PRE Curriculum covers various modules and topics across different stages, focusing on themes such as religious understanding, personal relationships, emotional well-being, and living in the wider community. This curriculum can be linked to the five fundamental British values: democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs. Here's how some of the curriculum content aligns with these values:

Democracy

• Collaborative Learning: Activities like "Sharing Online" and "Working Together" encourage students to work together, fostering democratic principles such as collaboration and collective decision-making.
• Class Discussions: Discussing topics like "Respecting Our Bodies" and "Treat Others Well" promotes democratic participation and the sharing of diverse opinions.

Rule of Law

• Safety Rules: Understanding rules for "Keeping Safe" and "Good and Bad Secrets" emphasizes the importance of guidelines in ensuring safety and order.
• Ethical Behavior: Learning about "Catholic Social Teaching" and "Rules To Help Us" highlights the significance of ethical behavior and adherence to laws.

Individual Liberty

• Personal Growth: Topics like "Gifts and Talents" and "Self-Talk" support individual liberty by promoting personal growth and self-expression.
• Empowerment: Encouraging students to explore their "Gifts and Talents" and "Making Good Choices" fosters empowerment and the pursuit of personal interests.

Mutual Respect

• Respectful Interaction: Learning to treat others well in "Special People" and "Family, Friends and Others" fosters a supportive and respectful learning environment.
• Diverse Contributions: Recognizing the importance of different roles in "People Who Help Us" and "The Communities We Live In" promotes respect for diverse contributions.

Tolerance of Different Faiths and Beliefs

• Cultural Awareness: Understanding different religious practices in "Other Religions" and "Religious Understanding" encourages appreciation and tolerance of diverse beliefs.
• Global Perspectives: Recognizing the importance of living in a wider world in "Living in the Wider World" fosters tolerance of different cultures and perspectives.