Pupil Views
The children in KS2 took part in this survey.
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Yes – Agree
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Sometimes |
No – Disagree
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Comments |
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1.I enjoy learning about my faith at school |
97% |
2% |
1% |
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2. I can talk about my faith and what I am learning about in RE confidently |
93% |
6% |
1% |
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3. I enjoy RE lessons |
93% |
6% |
1% |
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4. I can link my learning from Bible Stories (Scripture) talked about in RE Lessons, Assemblies and Prayer time to my everyday life |
90% |
8% |
2% |
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6. I know and can explain our Gospel Virtues and Catholic Social Teaching- give an example in the comments box if you can. |
93% |
6% |
1% |
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5. I enjoy RSHE lessons taught from Ten:Ten |
100% |
0% |
0% |
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6. There are times when I lead prayer in school or in class |
95% |
5% |
0% |
- Pupil voice at St. Alban's is strong and relevant across the school in terms of their teaching and learning, assessment and knowledge (See Catholic Life and Mission Floorbooks)
- RE is identified as one of pupils’ favourite lessons across the school (High percentages of positive responses in the survey and engagement in lessons)
- Pupils can confidently explain their learning in class and make realistic links to their daily lives at home, school and in the wider community.
- Children practise the Gospel Virtues and principles of Catholic Social Teaching in the way they live their lives.
- The majority of pupils lead prayer in class or for the whole school.
Actions:
- Support some pupils who feel; they cannot link Scripture to their every day lives with explaining meaning of reading from the Bible and aiding their reflection time.
- Chaplaincy Team to do pupil interviews with KS1 pupils in the Spring Term.