Research and analysis

Encouraging students to think critically about religion and ethics

• From: Ofsted
• Part of: Ofsted examples of good practice in schools
• Published: 12 March 2014

Ofsted good practice example showing how Haslingden High encourages students to think critically about religion and ethics.

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Haslingden High School - good practice example

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Haslingden High School - good practice example

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This example shows how religious education at Haslingden High School encourages students to think critically about a range of religious, ethical and philosophical questions. In doing this it demonstrates how many of the challenges facing religious education can be addressed successfully.

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Published: 12 March 2014

From: Ofsted

Part of: Ofsted examples of good practice in schools