5 Keys into RE - unlocking RE for children with SEN

1. Keynote Anne Krisman Anne leads RE in Little Heath Special School in NE London. She was co-winner of the 2011 Hockerill/NATRE Prize for Innovation in RE Teaching. Winning the award shows how her research and work to improve RE for pupils with special needs is valued nationally by the RE community. Her outstanding practice is also recognised and published by OFSTED:  5 Keys into RE - unlocking RE for children with SEN http://tinyurl.com/ao4ey4q A one-day conference to explore an approach to RE for pupils with learning difficulties: an approach which puts pupils at the centre of what is taught, whilst taking into account the essence of the agreed syllabus. Village Hotel, Henry Boot Way, Priory Way, HULL HU4 7DY 18 March 2014, 09:00 to 15:30 £150 full day - includes lunch + refreshments + new RE syllabus material + • Purpose of the day • To enable teachers of pupils with • learning difficulties to: • Select themes and materials to connect with pupils • Focus on the core of the chosen faith when planning what needs to be taught • Include relevant sensory experiences • Use symbols to convey the spirituality of a faith • Make values central to pupils’ learning To book, please email the form sent with this flyer to mcowling@hullset.org.uk