Religious Education | Plover School

F1 Faith Day – Diwali

22nd May 2024Amy Wood-Samways

Today we have revisited Diwali for our sticky knowledge, as part of faith day. We used cooours and blocks to create rangoli patterns, and looked at our floor book to discuss the diva lamps we made in Autumn term. We also watched a video showing Diwali celebrations.

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Faith Day F1

29th March 2024Amy Wood-Samways

Today in F1 we have been learning about the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. We used our fine motor skills to cut out candles and stick them on the Menorah.

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Faith Day in Y2

28th March 2024Mrs Lewis

In Year 2 today we learned about Judaism. The children found out about the Jewish Sabbath day called the Shabbat. The children enjoyed learning about a new religion and became experts in Jewish prayer at home.

Faith Day – Year 1M

28th March 2024Joshua Meade

Building on from last half terms faith day around Islam. Today we looked at a different religion called Judaism! We recognised that Jewish people believe in this religion and learnt about the celebrations of Hanukkah! #LovePlover

Faith Day F2P

28th March 2024Mrs Price

Today we explored the festival of Hannukah. The children watched clips of the festival and learnt new words such as Menorah, Dreidel and Judaism. The children made Menorahs and practiced Hebrew writing. They were able to compare the candles to other festivals we have learnt about with lights.

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Year 1/2 Faith Day

28th March 2024Abigale Ketteringham

As part of our Faith Day, Year 1 and 2 learned about the story of Moses. We then completed a Kahoot quiz to show what we have learned. We then learned about the story of Abraham and Isaac, then we completed freeze frames for the key parts of the story.

Faith Day Year 5

28th March 2024Miss Lotysz

Year 5 have been learning about Passover and have decorated a Seder plate and what they would have on their meal.

Faith Day in 6B

28th March 2024Lucy Wood

6B had a lovely afternoon during ‘Faith Day’. The children studied Judaism and how Jewish people celebrate Yom Kippur. We looked at what happens during Yom Kippur and how it represents a day of atonement where Jewish people ask for forgiveness for any wrongdoings and make pledges. With this in mind, the children then made their own cards to apologise to anyone they felt they had wronged, or pledges of how to be the best versions of themselves.

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Y1 Faith Day

9th February 2024Joshua Meade

Each term children will learn about different faiths and religions around the world, and understand how we respect people’s beliefs!

Year 3 Faith Day

9th February 2024Mrs Graves

This afternoon, we have been learning about the Islamic Religion, in particular, about the mosques where muslims worship.

After finding out some background information, we were really pleased to be joined by Rayyan’s mum, who talked to us and answered our questions about her faith.

After building our knowledge, we demonstrated what we had learnt by becoming Mosque Visitor guides.

I am so proud of how hard everyone worked. What a lovely way to learn more about the varied lives of people in our class, crew, school and community and to help us appreciate each other more.

We would like to say a big ‘thank you’ to Ms Gent for coming in this afternoon to talk to us, we really appreciate you giving us your time.