Religious Education 

St Mary’s Catholic Primary School believe that the ethos of the school must in all its spiritual, moral and cultural aspects reflect the teachings of Christ in the Gospels, in accordance with the rites, practices and teachings of the Catholic Church.

Our aim is to provide a high quality Christian Education based upon the teachings of Christ in the gospels, recognising the uniqueness of each member of our school, enabling every one of them to  develop his or her gifts and talents to the full. In order to achieve this, we will work in partnership with parents, carers, the parish and the wider community by:

• Promote a welcoming, happy, lively and caring environment within which each individual can develop his or her own physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual potential to the full.

• Nurture and develop the special nature of our Catholic school.

• Foster a caring partnership between home and school.

• Develop each person as a unique individual, and to respect the dignity of each individual irrespective of circumstance, gender, race or creed.

• Provide opportunities for each individual to develop his/ her talents to their fullest potential, ensuring that success and achievement are promoted and all our children are supported to work hard and set high standards for themselves.
• Develop and maintain an active partnership with the parish, the home, the school governors, as well as offering support to organisations and groups in the wider community at large.

To fulfill our aims and objectives we use the ‘Come and See’ in Years 5 and 6, and the Religious Education Directory 'To Know You More Clearly' programme for the EYFS (Nursery and Reception) and Years 1-3 recommended by the Archdiocese of Liverpool. 

For any further information about our RE curriculum, please feel free to contact Mrs Joanne Preston (Subject Lead) or Deacon Peter Mawtus (RE Governor).

RE Policy

Collective Worship Policy