Religious Education
Policies
Please see the following policies for more information:
Come and See
Our school uses the Come and See Religious Education programme.
For further information about “Come and See”, click here.
To download the Advent Term letter to Parents, click here.
To download the Lent Term letter to Parents, click here.
Relationships, Health and Sex Education
Our Relationships, Health and Sex Education curriculum is based on the Journey in Love materials, as well as the ‘Life to the Full’ materials published by TenTen. These are available in school: please ask for the password.
You can find more information about the Relationships, Health and Sex Education curriculum at St Norbert’s by viewing our provision map:
Our Parish and Catholic Life
St Norbert’s Church
Address: St. Norbert’s Priory
Fieldside
Crowle
North Lincolnshire
DN17 4HL
Phone No. 01724 844895
Website: www.stnorbertscrowle.org.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/stnorbertscrowle
Early Years and Key Stage 1 Christmas Nativity
This year, our Early Years and Key Stage 1 children performed their Christmas Nativity together.
Key Stage 2 Christmas Nativity
Our Key Stage 2 Christmas Nativity this year was called ‘Miracle Child’ and featured everyone from Years 3 to 6.
It was wonderful to see so many people join us to witness this special message during Advent.
Our Come and See Curriculum
Religious Education Expections
Children at St Norbert’s are assessed against the Diocese of Nottingham End of Year Expectations, the full content of which can be found by clicking here:
Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge Organisers make our learning intentions clear for each Come and See theme. Please use the links below to explore what children will learn throughout the Advent Term in more detail:
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Journeys Listening and Sharing Giving All
Class 5
Mission Memorial Sacrifice Sacrifice
What do we teach and when?
Advent Term | Lent Term | Pentecost Term | |
Themes and topics | 1. Domestic Church: Family | 1. Local Church: Community | 1. Pentecost: Serving |
Reception | 1. Myself | 1. Celebrating | 1. Good News 2. Friends 3. Our World |
Year 1 | 1. Families | 1. Special People | 1. Holidays and Holy Days |
Year 2 | 1. Beginnings | 1. Books | 1. Spread the Word |
Year 3 | 1. Homes | 1. Journeys | 1. Energy |
Year 4 | 1. People 2. Called 3. Gift | 1. Community 2. Giving and Receiving 3. Self Discipline | 1. New Life 2. Building Bridges 3. God's People |
Year 5 | 1. Ourselves 2. Life Choices 3. Hope | 1. Mission 2. Memorial Sacrifice 3. Sacrifice | 1. Transformation 2. Freedom and Responsibility 3. Stewardship |
Year 6 | 1. Loving 2. Vocation and Commitment 3. Expectations | 1. Sources 2. Unity 3. Death and New Life | 1. Witnesses 2. Healing 3. Common Good |
Worship and Prayer
Our Prayer Garden
Our outdoor space has been developed so that we can now enjoy using the Prayer Garden.
The Gardening Club, led by Miss Tonge, has worked hard to improve this space – even visiting the garden centre to buy new plants.
All children in school have opportunities to participate in acts of worship here, including celebrating the Five Mysteries of the Rosary at each of the five rose pots.
Acts of Worship
Worship at Saint Norbert’s is an integral part of school life.
From celebrating our May Procession together, to joyful whole-school Mass in Saint Norbert’s Church, we take every opportunity to encounter Christ and further develop our journey in faith.
We participate in weekly whole-school acts of worship together, often inviting members of our community to join with us on these special occasions.
Supported by our Leading Lights, collective worship is central to life in our school.
Virtues To Live By
During this Lent Term, we continue to promote the Catholic virtues of ‘Faith’, ‘Simplicity’, ‘Love’ and ‘Forgiveness’.
Virtues To Live By
We promote Catholic virtues to deepen understanding and appreciation of the essential role these play in the education of the whole person towards human flourishing. The virtues chosen are common across cultures and faiths, but are sourced from the Christian tradition.
Leading Lights
Leading Lights Liturgy Group
Our dedicated group of Leading Lights work hard to promote Catholic Life and worship within our school community.
From whole-school Masses to child-led acts of worship within classrooms, the Leading Lights help us to encounter Christ.
