Our Religious Education policy ensures pupils follow the Lancashire Agreed Syllabus, exploring Christianity alongside other major world religions and non-religious world views. It promotes tolerance, respect, and understanding through enquiry-based learning, reflection, and experiences such as visits and handling artefacts. The Collective Worship policy sets out how worship provides opportunities for spiritual, moral, social, and cultural development, bringing the school community together to reflect on shared values, celebrate achievements, and consider diverse beliefs. Both policies emphasise statutory compliance, inclusivity, and fostering respect for all faiths and backgrounds within our school community.

See below for RE policies.