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This playlist is an excellent resource for #ALevelRS during #schoolclosureuk youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Work to be completed at home has been set on firefly - but we are aware that due to the sudden surge in use that it is being very slow. If you’re already bored and want some RE work then this is a great list of programmes to keep you occupied

@TylerBr49243406 It was a pleasure Tyler. Best wishes for the next stage and congratulations on excellent results. Very proud of you (not hard to teach at all) 😁

@BroughtonRE Thank you for being the best teacher I’ve had during my time in broughton, I know I’m extremely hard to teach but honestly it was amazing, thank you so much

Lots of happy faces and proud parents today. Well done to all of you - a great set of results. Good luck with wherever you are going on to next

Good luck to all our past pupils receiving A-Level results today. We hope you get what you want and need. However, if you don’t, don’t panic, it’s not the end of the world. There are people to support you and you will be ok! God Bless 🤗 🙏

Saying goodbye to a lovely bunch of year 11s today. Goodbye and good luck

RS GCSE exam today. Stay calm, read the questions carefully and keep an eye on the time

@BroughtonRE You will do better than you have thought and all the work will feel worthwhile. Good luck!

Evangelisation: literally mean spreading the ‘Good News which can be translated as ‘Gospel.’ The sharing of the Gospel and life of Jesus with others. #KeywordsInPeculiarPlaces #eduquas #gcsere

If you can put your hand on your heart and say you’ve worked hard and done your best then that’s all anyone can ask. No last minute panicking. The most important thing you can do now is get a good night’s sleep so that you have a clear head tomorrow

This is Vaikom Mahadev Temple. Before closing the main gates of the temple, one of the staff from the temple has to call out aloud at all 4 main gates “Is there anyone who is starving for dinner tonight?”

Sin: acting against the will or laws of God. #KeywordsInPeculiarPlaces #GCSEs2019 #gcsere The wages of sin is death Romans:6:23 #reteacher #eduquas #IncludedSharknado #revision

Resurrection: The raising of the body to life again after death. Christians believe that Jesus has already experienced resurrection and that all people will experience it at the end of time. #keywordsinpeculiarplaces #keyword #gcsere #revision 🎥 location @Trinity_Drama

Fundamentalists: Christians Who believe the Bible is a factual, historical record of events. #keywordsinpeculiarplaces #Keyword #eduquas different to Liberals who look at context at time of writing. #revision #reteacher

Goodness: The quality of being like God, seeking the wellbeing of others selflessly. #keywordsinpeculiarplaces #keyword #revision #gcsere link to Agape, could use the Parable of Good Samaritan as example #eduquas #reteacher #york #yorkshiretea

Eucharist: means ‘thanksgiving’. The name Catholics use to describe the rite where the bread and wine become the body + blood of Jesus + is received by the people. Also name for the Real Presence of Jesus in the sacrament of Holy Communion. #keywordsinperculiarplaces #gcsere

BBC Bitesize have now added OCR to their revision resources - including Hinduism bbc.com/bitesize/exams…

Messiah: the anointed one who Jews believe will bring in a new era or age for humankind. This will include rebuilding the temple and bringing in an age of universal peace. #keywordsinperculiarplaces #keyword #gcsere #reteacher #judaismgcse #revision

Eternal life: the term used to refer to life in heaven after death. Also, the phrase Jesus uses to describe the state of living as God intends, which leads to a life in heaven. #keywordsinperculiarplaces #keyword #regcse #revision link with John 3:16 #reteacher