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Enrolling in SRE (‘Scripture’) Special Religious Education

Enrolling in SRE (‘Scripture’) Special Religious Education

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Page 1: Enrolling in SRE (‘Scripture’) Special Religious Education

Enrolling in SRE (‘Scripture’)Special

Religious

Education

Page 2: Enrolling in SRE (‘Scripture’) Special Religious Education

The enrolment form

Parents need to identify on the ENROLMENT FORM if they want Special Religious Education.

A child whose parent/carer ticks the YES box will be able to join SRE (Scripture) classes.

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This brochure outlines What happens in SRE lessons Who are the teachers What is taught What are the benefits

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Why choose SRE? SRE provides a foundation for God and spirituality SRE affirms that each child is unique and valued by

God SRE gives children an overview of the teachings of

Jesus and core Christian beliefs SRE assists children to explore life’s big questions

with their peers SRE explores Christian values like compassion,

gratitude, forgiveness and humility

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Why choose SRE? In SRE children hear classic Bible stories like the

Good Samaritan, Jesus Stops the Storm, Daniel in the Lions Den and The Wise and Foolish Builders

General knowledge and understanding of western language and customs is increased

Children learn the origins of Christmas and Easter They get information which helps them decide if

they want to incorporate faith and belief into their life as they grow older

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SRE classes are an opportunity to ask and discuss spiritual questions like Is God real?

Who made the world? affirm that each child is unique and valued by God discuss good choices based on Christian ethics explore spiritual practices like prayer and Bible

memorisation learn about how faith can strengthen our spirit to live

well.

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Who are the teachers?

Most SRE teachers are volunteers.

Some are priests, pastors and ministers.

All are authorised by their church to teach SRE.

All are screened and agree to follow an approved curriculum.

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How do I find out more?

You can look at the material and the overview of the curriculum on the curriculum provider’s website.

www.huntersre.org.au. You are welcome to ask the SRE teacher or

coordinator.