Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education Vacancy, Wiltshire Council
About the role
Jul 21
Written By Thandar Tun
New members are very welcome on Wiltshire’s Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE). Serving on a SACRE can be very rewarding and supports your local community in an important way. Wiltshire SACRE, with its diverse membership from faith groups and schools, allows members to be strategic and creative in making a valuable contribution to the quality of religious education that pupils experience in Wiltshire schools.
What is the purpose of SACRE?
A SACRE Is Unique. The Law Says That Religious Education Must Be Taught In All Schools And SACRE’s Role Is To Advise The Local Authority On What Needs To Be Done To Improve Religious Education In Its Area. This Is Because RE Is Not Part Of The National Curriculum; It Is a Local Responsibility. SACRE Has The Opportunity To Influence Directly What Pupils Learn In RE By Advising The Local Authority On:
the locally agreed syllabus which is produced by SACRE. The agreed syllabus sets out what should be taught to pupils in all key stages and that standards expected of them. It has to be reviewed every five years the choice of teaching materials and aspects of teacher training in RE monitoring schools' provision for RE and collective worship general matters connected with religious worship in LA Maintained schools.
For more information and to apply for the post, please visit HERE.
Thandar Tun
Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education Vacancy, Wiltshire Council
Jul 21
Written By Thandar Tun
New members are very welcome on Wiltshire’s Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE). Serving on a SACRE can be very rewarding and supports your local community in an important way. Wiltshire SACRE, with its diverse membership from faith groups and schools, allows members to be strategic and creative in making a valuable contribution to the quality of religious education that pupils experience in Wiltshire schools.
What is the purpose of SACRE?
A SACRE Is Unique. The Law Says That Religious Education Must Be Taught In All Schools And SACRE’s Role Is To Advise The Local Authority On What Needs To Be Done To Improve Religious Education In Its Area. This Is Because RE Is Not Part Of The National Curriculum; It Is a Local Responsibility. SACRE Has The Opportunity To Influence Directly What Pupils Learn In RE By Advising The Local Authority On:
the locally agreed syllabus which is produced by SACRE. The agreed syllabus sets out what should be taught to pupils in all key stages and that standards expected of them. It has to be reviewed every five years the choice of teaching materials and aspects of teacher training in RE monitoring schools' provision for RE and collective worship general matters connected with religious worship in LA Maintained schools.
For more information and to apply for the post, please visit HERE.
Thandar Tun
New members are very welcome on Wiltshire’s Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE). Serving on a SACRE can be very rewarding and supports your local community in an important way. Wiltshire SACRE, with its diverse membership from faith groups and schools, allows members to be strategic and creative in making a valuable contribution to the quality of religious education that pupils experience in Wiltshire schools.
What is the purpose of SACRE?
A SACRE Is Unique. The Law Says That Religious Education Must Be Taught In All Schools And SACRE’s Role Is To Advise The Local Authority On What Needs To Be Done To Improve Religious Education In Its Area. This Is Because RE Is Not Part Of The National Curriculum; It Is a Local Responsibility. SACRE Has The Opportunity To Influence Directly What Pupils Learn In RE By Advising The Local Authority On:
the locally agreed syllabus which is produced by SACRE. The agreed syllabus sets out what should be taught to pupils in all key stages and that standards expected of them. It has to be reviewed every five years the choice of teaching materials and aspects of teacher training in RE monitoring schools' provision for RE and collective worship general matters connected with religious worship in LA Maintained schools.
For more information and to apply for the post, please visit HERE.
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Not the right fit? Search for Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education Vacancy, Wiltshire Council jobs in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
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Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education Vacancy, Wiltshire Council
About the role
Jul 21
Written By Thandar Tun
New members are very welcome on Wiltshire’s Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE). Serving on a SACRE can be very rewarding and supports your local community in an important way. Wiltshire SACRE, with its diverse membership from faith groups and schools, allows members to be strategic and creative in making a valuable contribution to the quality of religious education that pupils experience in Wiltshire schools.
What is the purpose of SACRE?
A SACRE Is Unique. The Law Says That Religious Education Must Be Taught In All Schools And SACRE’s Role Is To Advise The Local Authority On What Needs To Be Done To Improve Religious Education In Its Area. This Is Because RE Is Not Part Of The National Curriculum; It Is a Local Responsibility. SACRE Has The Opportunity To Influence Directly What Pupils Learn In RE By Advising The Local Authority On:
the locally agreed syllabus which is produced by SACRE. The agreed syllabus sets out what should be taught to pupils in all key stages and that standards expected of them. It has to be reviewed every five years the choice of teaching materials and aspects of teacher training in RE monitoring schools' provision for RE and collective worship general matters connected with religious worship in LA Maintained schools.
For more information and to apply for the post, please visit HERE.
Thandar Tun
Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education Vacancy, Wiltshire Council
Jul 21
Written By Thandar Tun
New members are very welcome on Wiltshire’s Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE). Serving on a SACRE can be very rewarding and supports your local community in an important way. Wiltshire SACRE, with its diverse membership from faith groups and schools, allows members to be strategic and creative in making a valuable contribution to the quality of religious education that pupils experience in Wiltshire schools.
What is the purpose of SACRE?
A SACRE Is Unique. The Law Says That Religious Education Must Be Taught In All Schools And SACRE’s Role Is To Advise The Local Authority On What Needs To Be Done To Improve Religious Education In Its Area. This Is Because RE Is Not Part Of The National Curriculum; It Is a Local Responsibility. SACRE Has The Opportunity To Influence Directly What Pupils Learn In RE By Advising The Local Authority On:
the locally agreed syllabus which is produced by SACRE. The agreed syllabus sets out what should be taught to pupils in all key stages and that standards expected of them. It has to be reviewed every five years the choice of teaching materials and aspects of teacher training in RE monitoring schools' provision for RE and collective worship general matters connected with religious worship in LA Maintained schools.
For more information and to apply for the post, please visit HERE.
Thandar Tun
New members are very welcome on Wiltshire’s Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (SACRE). Serving on a SACRE can be very rewarding and supports your local community in an important way. Wiltshire SACRE, with its diverse membership from faith groups and schools, allows members to be strategic and creative in making a valuable contribution to the quality of religious education that pupils experience in Wiltshire schools.
What is the purpose of SACRE?
A SACRE Is Unique. The Law Says That Religious Education Must Be Taught In All Schools And SACRE’s Role Is To Advise The Local Authority On What Needs To Be Done To Improve Religious Education In Its Area. This Is Because RE Is Not Part Of The National Curriculum; It Is a Local Responsibility. SACRE Has The Opportunity To Influence Directly What Pupils Learn In RE By Advising The Local Authority On:
the locally agreed syllabus which is produced by SACRE. The agreed syllabus sets out what should be taught to pupils in all key stages and that standards expected of them. It has to be reviewed every five years the choice of teaching materials and aspects of teacher training in RE monitoring schools' provision for RE and collective worship general matters connected with religious worship in LA Maintained schools.
For more information and to apply for the post, please visit HERE.
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Tel: 0203 651 8334
Email: info@freechurches.org.uk
Free Churches Group
The Free Churches Group has twenty-eight members who seek to promote faithful Christian witness in the public square.
Denominations
Privacy Policy
Contact
Free Churches Group
Free Church House
27 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9HH
Tel: 0203 651 8334
Email: info@freechurches.org.uk
Free Churches Group
The Free Churches Group has twenty-eight members who seek to promote faithful Christian witness in the public square.
Not the right fit? Search for Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education Vacancy, Wiltshire Council jobs in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
About Free Churches Group
The Free Churches Group comprise of 24 denominations which seek to promote faithful Christian witness in the public square. Established in 1940.
Since the 1880s there have been bodies established to enable the 'Free Churches' to have a common voice and public presence. The Declaratory Statement of Faith and Practice from 1917 continues to serve as the basis for membership. In 1940 the Free Church Federal Council was created, bringing together a number of predecessor bodies.
The legal body, established in 1940, which remains behind the work of the Group is the Free Church Federal Council Inc. (Registered Charity No. 236878 Registered Company No. 00364987). Denominational representatives to the Group Meeting are also members of the Company and elect a number of Directors. Historic investments are managed in order to finance the work of the Group.