Brilliant session from Molly Acharya and Joanne Harris on Hindu Dharma at #strictlyre. Thoughtful reflections on authenticity, accessibility and the power of storytelling.

Fantastic and very poignant welcoming words from @katiekatie84.bsky.social‬ to #StrictlyRE. "We stand in a moment where we can make change happen for our subject." Collaboration, humility, and shared hope for our subject is so important as we move forward together.

We're at @NATREupdate #StrictlyRE! Come and chat to us about our scholarship programmes, project grants, campaigns, free CPD and webinars and all things RE!

We're at @NATREupdate Strictly RE this Saturday - and we can't wait!! Come and chat to us about all things RE!

🎥 Now available to watch: On the Road with the CaAR – Uniting Around a National RE Journey Join us and our brilliant panel as we explore what the Curriculum & Assessment Review means for the future of RE, and how our community can move forward together. www.youtube.com/watch?v=krTu...

Join @JewishMuseumLDN on 22nd of January 2026 at 10am for their free HMD Schools Broadcast. They will explore this year’s theme 'Bridging Generations' by looking at objects from their Museum’s collection. This Broadcast is for secondary schools only. jewishmuseum.org.uk/events/hmd-s...

Signed up to our newsletter yet? Classroom resources, upcoming events, research highlights, and plenty to read, listen to & do, all in one place. Don’t miss out! ow.ly/h8ys50XVFG9

🎬 “You should look into the CSTG Leadership Course – you won’t regret it.” Hear Jake Womack reflect on his experience of the Culham St Gabriel’s Leadership Scholarship Programme, a funded, two-year opportunity. 🚀 Applications open 16th Jan! www.cstg.org.uk/scholarship-...

Have you seen our latest blog, now available on RE:ONLINE? Josh Cass, Lead Consultant at CSTG, shares his experience of speaking at the General Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union. How can Religious Literacy strengthen communities and counter intolerance? www.reonline.org.uk/...

Our final blog for #InterFaithFocusWeek is by Debbie Yeomans, National RE Adviser at RE Today and East Midlands RE Hubs Lead. She reflects on how visits to places of worship enrich RE and challenge misconceptions. www.reonline.org.uk/...

📚 Our third blog for #InterFaithFocusWeek is by Rebecca Collins, a Senior Programme Manager at the @faithbelieforum. She explores how restorative justice can help schools respond to faith-based harm and build understanding across communities. 🔗 www.reonline.org.uk/...

For our second blog of #InterFaithFocusWeek: Riaz Ravat, Deputy Director of St Philip’s Centre in Leicester, shares how dialogue in diversity and lived experience can build bridges in classrooms. 🔗 www.reonline.org.uk/...#InterFaithFocusWeek:

Inter Faith Week have launched their first poetry competition! The Interfaith Week National Pupil Poetry Competition is open to all UK schools. This year’s theme is “Community: Together We Serve.” Find out more: www.ifw4schools.co.u...

#InterFaithFocusWeek schedule! Alongside today’s blog, we’ve got a full week of content coming up. Look out for short films, blogs, resource spotlights and research, all exploring our theme "Connecting through dialogue". We'll also be sharing some brilliant events from Inter Faith Week!

Kicking off Inter Faith Week with this fantastic blog from Dr Anne Moseley! How can we use storytelling can create spaces for dialogue, inclusion, and understanding in the classroom? www.reonline.org.uk/2025/10/28/h... #InterFaithWeek #RE #TeamRE #Storytelling

A landmark moment for RE. Our CEO @kathrynfenlodge.bsky.social shares why embedding RE in the national curriculum matters, for equity, inclusion and every young person’s future. Read Kathryn's blog: www.cstg.org.uk/2025/11/06/a... #TeamRE

Ahead of the @cstvoice.bsky.social conference, our CEO @kathrynfenlodge.bsky.social reflects on what it really means to flourish in Religious Education. 🌱 www.reonline.org.uk/2025/10/13/i... #FlourishingTogether #ReligiousEducation #TeamRE

Culham St Gabriel’s is pleased to support the National Day of Unity and Solidarity. We reject hate in all its forms. We stand together in compassion and respect, bringing hope for every community. #britainstandstogether

🎥 #GrantsFocusWeek: Martha Shaw and Alexis Stones share how their project Understanding the Interplay is helping schools explore citizenship, identity & worldviews. In a world of growing division, schools are vital spaces for dialogue 🎓 ow.ly/rpsf50X0LOT

📚 Continuing #GrantsFocusWeek with this blog from Dr Gareth Evan-Jones from @bangoruniversity.bsky.social . With funding from CSTG, the ‘GCSE RS Success’ project is supporting non-specialist teachers across Wales to deliver high-quality RVE and Religious Studies. ow.ly/rGbu50WZVCb

🎥 As part of #GrantsFocusWeek we’re sharing this video from @theosthinktank.bsky.social. Senior Researcher Hannah Rich introduces their project ‘Where is religion and worldviews education?’, supported by CSTG, exploring how learning happens in informal spaces. youtu.be/Kz0314uYSBE

📸 Kicking off #GrantsFocusWeek with a blog from Joseph Ramsden at The Kuumba Imani Millennium Centre on how the L8 Interfaith Photovoice project (with funding from CSTG) is using photography to spark dialogue, challenge stereotypes and strengthen community ties in Liverpool ow.ly/yL8B50WZVrU

⏰ Last chance to sign up! Our free online grant application masterclass takes place today at 4.30pm! Join Julia, our Grants Manager, for an hour of expert tips to help you secure funding for your project. This is NOT one to miss! 🔗 ow.ly/EVg150WVslw

🚨 One day to go! Our free online grant application masterclass takes place tomorrow! Join Julia, our Grants, Governance and Partnerships Manager, for an hour of expert tips to help you secure funding for your project. 🔗 ow.ly/EVg150WVslw

🪯 Tomorrow: Join Prof Jasjit Singh from @universityofleeds.bsky.social for the online launch of his Teaching Sikhi in RE report! The session will highlight how Sikhi is represented in UK RE, sharing key findings, challenges, and recommendations. Have you signed-up yet?

🌟 Next week is Grants Focus Week, and today we're introducing the first of the speakers taking part in our In Conversation, @rwilliamsphd, who is the founder of Interfaith Photovoice, which has been awarded a Culham St Gabriel's grant. 🔗 More: ow.ly/RK2u50WTNNw

🪯 Signed-up for this yet? How is Sikhi represented in Religious Education across the UK? Join Prof Jasjit Singh from @universityofleeds.bsky.social on 22 Sep online for the launch of his Teaching Sikhi in RE report as part of Grants Focus Week. ow.ly/tKSt50WTQGQ #TeamRE #Sikhi

🌟 Don't forget to sign-up to our next In Conversation event! Featuring some of our brilliant grantees, this isn't one to miss! Thursday 25th September at 4.30pm as part of Grants Focus Week! 🔗 ow.ly/RK2u50WTNNw #TeamRE #TeachRE

🌟 Signed-up to our next In Conversation event yet? Join us on 25 Sept online and free, where we'll be exploring how to amplify authentic voices in religion & education as part of grants focus week! 🔗 ow.ly/RK2u50WTNNw

💰 On Thursday 23rd September, we'll be hosting a grants application masterclass, lead by our brilliant Grants, Governance and Partnerships Manager Julia. Free and online, this session is a valuable opportunity to learn about securing funding. 🔗 ow.ly/EVg150WVslw

🪯 How is Sikhi represented in RE in the UK? Join one of our grantees, Prof Jasjit Singh from @universityofleeds.bsky.social on 22nd Sep online as part of Grants Focus Week for the launch of his Teaching Sikhi in RE report! 🔗 ow.ly/tKSt50WTQGQ #TeamRE

Excited for Grants Focus Week? On 25th September, we're hosting a free, online In Conversation event, exploring how we can amplify authentic voices in religion and worldviews education. Featuring some of our brilliant grantees, this isn't one to miss! ow.ly/RK2u50WTNNw #TeamRE

📚 New blog! Beth Blizzard who is a Curriculum Lead for RE in Shropshire and Vice Chair of the Shropshire SACRE, shares her journey of leading for equity, challenging misconceptions, and building inclusive curriculum. ow.ly/i9TX50WTGnz

🚨 New resource alert!! Over the coming months, we'll be sharing documents produced by a group focusing on supporting those leading Primary Initial Teacher Education in Religious Education in a variety of contexts. Find the first below: www.reonline.org.uk/primary-init...

📌 A date for your diary! Grants Focus Week: From Communities to Classrooms 🗓 22–25 Sept From free online events including a masterclass and an in conversation to blogs, resources and voices from our community, this isn't one to miss! For more: www.reonline.org.uk/grants-focus...

Increasingly, teachers in Religious Education are coming from other subject backgrounds says Tim Hutchings on @relmedcentre.bsky.social. If you're a new teacher in search of inspiration or just in need of a refresher, check out subject knowledge on RE:ONLINE www.reonline.org.uk/knowledge/

Another key point raised: studying RE is often misunderstood as limiting career options. In reality, it develops analytical skills, empathy and cultural literacy, all qualities highly valued across sectors from law to public service. #Religionmediacentre

A recurring theme in today's @relmedcentre.bsky.social briefing: RE is not a marginal subject. It cultivates empathy, intercultural understanding and critical reflection, essential capacities for navigating an increasingly complex society.

The decline in student recruitment and availability of funding is not unique to a small group of universities or to Religious Studies as a subject. Social science departments are being merged and closed across the UK, say academics. #Religionmediacentre

What should department leaders do to stop the decline in the number of students taking Religious Studies at degree level? Some suggest a clearer "pathway" towards a PGCE in RE might be the answer. #Religionmediacentre

Interesting and important conversation today from @relmedcentre.bsky.social . The number of students choosing to take Religious Studies at degree level is in decline at some universities. How can career advisers and schools help?

🧠 Looking for something to dive into this afternoon? Have a look at our latest research spotlight, provided by Ruth Marx. Ruth revisits the Scopes Trial, exploring the impact that her research on the trial had on her as a teacher. www.reonline.org.uk/research/100...

📚 Have you read this yet? Leadership Scholarship Programme participant Neil Duncalf reflects on what he’s learned and enjoyed over the last year, from presenting at a national conference to building community. www.reonline.org.uk/2025/07/14/t...

📻 Our latest Resource Spotlight explores the wonderful world of RE podcasts; perfect for summer listening and reflection. Insightful discussions to support thoughtful, research-informed RE. 📚🎧 www.reonline.org.uk/teaching-res... #TeamRE #TeachRE #REPodcasts

📚 Calling Leicestershire home educators!! Could you be a part of our new Religion and Worldviews Home Educators' Fund community panel? This is a paid opportunity, and applications close on 1st September. To apply: 🔗 www.cstg.org.uk/grants/leicestershire-community-panel-application/

Really pleased to have joined the mentoring Team for @culhamstgabriel.bsky.social Leadership Programme. It is such a valuable programme that helps nurture the next generation of RE leaders.

Have you seen our Festivals Calendar? 📅 🎊 August is packed with religious and cultural celebrations from Zoroastrian's Fravardigan to Hinduism's Ganesh Chaturthi. Learn about them all on RE:Online 🔗 ow.ly/t22l50WxvEf Provided by The Shap Working Party. #TeamRE

🙌 FREE family-friendly home education event!! On the 10th September we'll be hosting a free, family-friendly event to celebrate the work of all those who received grants through last year's pilot home ed fund. Open to all in the community! www.reonline.org.uk/news-events/...

🏫 Quiet week ahead? Take a look at our new Freedom of Religion or Belief E-Learning course; free, flexible CPD for primary teachers. 🎥 Our lead consultant Josh Cass shares how FoRB has inspired powerful questions from children. www.reonline.org.uk/2025/07/07/i...

📚 New blog post! As the academic year draws to a close, Leadership Scholarship Programme participant Neil Duncalf reflects on what he’s learned and enjoyed along the way, from presenting at a national conference to building community. www.reonline.org.uk/2025/07/14/t...