Thanks to all who attended our brilliant conference Education For This Life. Videos of presentations now available: www.youtube.com/@SOFNetwork Keep in touch with our ongoing activities here: sofn.uk or join our Network, ‘exploring and promoting religion and worldviews as valuable human creations’

Not long now to reserve your place at our high value conference. How is AI impacting on religion – and religion on AI? How can we use Big Ideas and curiosity to make deep learning a pleasure for all? More info and booking: sofn.uk

Don't miss this year’s SOF conference ‘Education For This Life’ sofn.uk

This July, we invite you to a pivotal conference: 'Education For This Life.' Explore how Artificial Intelligence, Curiosity and Big Ideas are transforming everything we know. Join Rupert Wegerif, Beth Singler, Louisa Jane Smith, Michael Reiss and Denise Cush at this crucial event: sofn.uk/conference

Really looking forward to taking part in this ground-breaking conference for all those interested in religion and education

Peter Selby, former Bishop to Prisons on ‘The need for a viable theory of punishment’. Is there a lack of coherent thinking about the morality of punishing people behind the crisis in the criminal justice system? 19th Feb at 7pm. Register your interest here: [email protected]

The RE teacher’s religion? Delighted to be Louisa Jane Smith’s guest on www.therepodcast.co.uk the one about the Sea of Faith Network. Join us for the next step on your RE journey www.sofn.uk/ Recorded before Don Cupitt’s death, but being released Friday 31st January

So excited to launch our first joint RE & Science KS3 unit with #ASE: bigideasforre.org/exemplar-uni... > 11-14 BI6 Ex 2 > Evolution and/or creation: the Scopes Monkey Trial 100 years on. The issue that probably started the culture wars! Get deeper into evolution and the origins of humankind

Brand new Exemplar for KS1 RE/RW: bigideasforre.org/exemplar-uni... > 5-7 BI2 > Hidden Meanings. Help children to understand how certain expressions can hold special meaning that goes beyond the literal. Explore how festivals of light are interpreted in similar and different ways in three religions