Religious Education contributes to the spiritual, moral, social, cultural and intellectual development of all our pupils both as individuals and as members of society. Our aim is to help all pupils to achieve knowledge and understanding of religious beliefs, insights and values of Christianity and other world faiths. This helps children to learn to respect those who hold different beliefs from their own and contributes to community cohesion. 

An important part of the Religious Education of the children takes place in assemblies. We observe the main Christian festivals such as Easter, Christmas and the harvest as well as celebrating festivals from other cultures and religions such as Divali, Eid and Chinese New Year. We enjoy a sense of being together, of sharing in our achievements and joining in times of prayer and of quiet reflection.