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Progression in CfE RME: : Italicised text indicates lines of progression NB: The lines of progression in this grid do not equate directly to CfE levels, or to year groups in primary, special or secondary schools: However, they indicate suggested lines of progression within each of the suggested approaches. Entry point to each level of progression is therefore at the discretion of staff according to the cognitive and developmental stage of learners. Increasing cognitive/developmental complexity illustrating progression Suggested Thematic Approach Festivals approach (Christianity/ World Religions selected for study and other belief groups) Christian Celebrations features of Christian festival celebrations. The Festival of Hanukkah features of festival + comparisons with. The Festival of Diwali features of festival + comparisons with and Hanukkah. Fire Festivals around the world features of festival + comparisons with, Hanukkah Diwali and increasingly varied and complex themes analysed. Religious and non-religious celebration themes Comparing and contrasting the themes present in midwinter festivals based on prior learning: comparisons across religions examined and referenced to nonreligious cultural celebrations at. Festivals approach foods Exploration of foods and their link to Christianity. Giving gifts at Exploration of the Christian symbolism involved in gift-giving. Light in the darkness metaphors Exploration of wider symbolism in Christian celebrations. The Green man and other pre-christian celebrations Comparison of Christian symbolism with pre- Christian motifs. The key themes of how far are their origins Christian? Analysis of the relationship between Christian and secular symbolism in midwinter celebrations.

Stories approach The Nativity story content of the story Focus on individual characters in the nativity story content of the story from a particular character s perspective and their role in the story. A critical approach to the nativity story Basic critical reflection upon the content of the story increasing awareness of the multilayered nature of the story. Symbolism, myth and metaphor in the nativity story Deeper analysis of the main themes of the story and the structure and form of the story and the relationship between historicity and other genres of writing. The challenge of the nativity story for contemporary society Further analysis of the themes of the story and link to contemporary significance of story. More complex application to contemporary contexts. Textual approach carols lyrics and messages in carols. Carols lyrics and messages in carols and considering their meaning in increasingly varied and complex ways. Carols lyrics and messages in carols and considering their relationship to their social and cultural origins. Carols Comparison of traditional and contemporary carols and how these reflect historical similarities and differences in belief. Carols Comparison and analysis of traditional carols and popular lyrics which are non-religious in origin fuller understanding of the relationship between the content of the text and its significance for contemporary Christian life. Geographical Approach in Scottish Churches, Catholic and Protestant Exploration of local church practices at. in the Eastern Orthodox Church (Greece/Russia/Egypt) Comparing local church practices with Orthodox practices at. in the Contemporary Chinese Christian Church (or culture/place relevant to school) Comparison of local, orthodox and contemporary Chinese church practices at. Increasing awareness of similarities and Exploration and analysis of Christian Churches where is not celebrated or aspects or specific aspects of are celebrated more prominently relative to others. Comparing and contrasting Christian around the world Comparing and contrasting key Christian practices around the world drawing upon a wider range of examples and in increasing depth and complexity.

differences between Christian celebrations around the world. Comparison of local, orthodox and contemporary Chinese church practices at with analysis of those churches where celebrations are very different. Historical Approach celebrations today Identifying key features of contemporary celebrations. Victorian Comparison of celebrations today and the Victorian origins of many contemporary celebrations. during WW1/WW2 Comparing contemporary/ Victorian celebrations with historical periods of WW1/WW2. in the middle ages (or other focus period in history) Further analysis of similarities and differences in four historical periods studied so far. The early origins of celebrations Comparison of key themes identified so far with the historical origins of celebrations. Making links between prior learning across historical periods with origins and contemporary celebrations of. Historical Approach LA5 cards Exploring styles of cards since their Victorian origins. the tree Exploring the role of the tree through history through its appearance on cardsincreasing complexity of analysis and understanding of the symbolism associated wth this image / practice. foods Considering the role of celebratory foods at and their symbolism and comparison with symbolism of trees and cards. customs Synthesis and analysis of a range of customs across Scotland and the world. The origin of famous events Further analysis of a range of customs and their social and cultural origins potential for contemporary links (e.g. Band Aid etc.) as well as historical events (e.g. performances of Handel s Messiah at ).

Issues-based approach LA5 Helping others at Exploring how we can help others at. Charity at Exploring how we can help others at through charity organisations with Christian origins. Homelessness at Exploring how we can help others at through charity organisations with specific focus on homelessnessincreasing awareness of the link between Christian belief and charitable action. Poverty at Exploring how we can help others at through charity organisations with specific focus on poverty and the significance/symbolism of this at increasingly complex understanding of the relationship between moral issues and Christian beliefs. commercialisation Considering the relationship between a self- and otherscentred approach to in relation to the commercialisation of. Increasingly complex understanding of the relationship between Christian teachings and belief and contemporary social action. Moral Issues approach LA5 Who should be thought about at? Considering people who are important to us at and how we should behave towards others at. The morality of. A range of possible moral issues topics could be explored in greater depth such as the environmental impact of cards, turkey massproduction, overconsumption at. Contemporary moral issues at Exploring a wider and more complex range of moral issues linked to e.g. ethically sourced gifts, charity cards etc. Contemporary moral issues at. Extending the range, depth and complexity of study of moral issues at e.g. debt issues for families. Contemporary moral and social issues at Increasingly varied, deep and complex analysis of factors linked to moral and social issues at e.g. consumerism, inequality, media pressure etc. Philosophical enquiry approaches Exploration in circle time of key philosophical about. Exploring Further exploration of key philosophical, exploring philosophical issues in increasing depth: e.g. Exploring philosophical issues in increasing depth and complexity e.g. Considering the right and wrong of Increasing depth and complexity exploring a range of philosophical issues in relation to contemporary beliefs Key Philosophical Further increase in depth of analysis and evaluation linking the key themes of across a range of philosophical issues. E.g. the relationship between belief

for example, how and why people celebrate it, its link to Christian belief and practice etc. e.g. should non- Christians celebrate? telling the truth in response to an unwanted present etc. + responses from Christianity and World Religions Selected for Study. bringing children up to believe in Santa and other truth claims at + responses from Christianity and World Religions Selected for Study + non-religious approaches. and events e.g. ceasefires at during conflicts, shared human values at, how far should be a peak for charitable giving or should this be more evenly spread throughout the year+ responses from Christianity and World Religions Selected for Study + non-religious approaches. and celebration at religious/secular approaches to this time of year the extent to which political and social action should draw upon key themes around + responses from Christianity and World Religions Selected for Study + non-religious approaches. Significant Aspects of Learning in RME Learning about (LA) religion and morality: 1. Understanding the religious and cultural diversity of Scotland and across the world through learning about Christianity and World Religions and other stances for living 2. Recognising religion as a significant factor which has shaped our social, political and spiritual heritage 3. Investigating religious beliefs, values, issues, traditions and practices through a range of primary and secondary sources 4. Encountering religious diversity through contact with people of faith 5. Being able to describe and explain features of moral issues and moral decision making.

Learning from (LF) religion and morality: 1. Experiencing a sense of awe and wonder about what it means to be human, the nature of the world we live in; the interconnectedness of it all and developing a deepening sense of spiritual awareness 2. Appreciating the importance of respect for the beliefs, values and traditions of others and being able to demonstrate this 3. Developing skills and attributes to make well-judged moral and ethical decisions and to justify personal beliefs and values 4. Engaging in a process of personal reflection leading to a deeper understanding of personal beliefs and ideas about meaning, value and purpose in life.