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Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education - SACRE - Wednesday, 26th June, 2024 4.00 pm

June 26, 2024 View on council website
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Summary

The Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE) of St. Helens Council convened on 26 June 2024 to discuss various topics, including the development plan for 2023-2024, the SACRE Spotlight for Summer 2023-2024, and NASACRE training. Decisions were made regarding the implementation of the development plan and the approval of training sessions.

Development Plan 2023-2024

The council discussed the Development Plan for 2023-2024, focusing on key objectives such as enhancing the quality of religious education (RE) in schools and promoting interfaith understanding. The plan includes initiatives for teacher training, curriculum development, and community engagement. A decision was made to approve the plan, with Councillors emphasising the importance of ensuring that RE remains relevant and engaging for students (Councillor).

SACRE Spotlight - Summer 2023-2024

The SACRE Spotlight for Summer 2023-2024 was reviewed, highlighting achievements and ongoing projects. The spotlight report showcased successful interfaith events and the positive impact of RE on student well-being. One councillor noted, The spotlight report demonstrates our commitment to fostering a cohesive and inclusive community through education (Councillor).

NASACRE Training

The council discussed the NASACRE Training sessions available for SACRE members. These training sessions aim to equip members with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively support RE in schools. The council decided to approve participation in the training, recognising it as a valuable resource for professional development.