We recognise the important role that Religious Education plays in the personal development of our pupils.  Whilst it has a particular contribution to their spiritual development, it also promotes the moral, social and cultural development of children.

At Hauxton we believe that knowledge is key to understanding the world outside of school, to be critical thinkers and to understand other cultures, beliefs and backgrounds. In Religious Education we aim to provoke challenging questions, encourage children to explore their own beliefs, enable children to build their sense of identity and belonging and teach children to develop respect for others.

"At the Synagogue, men wear hats and women wear scarves, just like Muslims do" Year 2 child

 "I am linking Judaism to what I know from Islam" Year 3 child

"Learning RE helps me with my friends because one is Hindu and now I understand what she means when she refers to stories she knows or is telling me things about Hinduism" Year 4 child