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Some Religious Education websites in alphabetical order

AREIAC: The Association of RE advisers, inspectors and consultants offers support for all teachers of RE and gives you a link to the wider RE community. AULRE: The association of University Lecturers in Religious Education. BBC Religion and Ethics: Like so much of the BBC website this is a superb resource for teachers of RE who need to brush up on their Jainism or Zoroastrianism The Culham Institute: A key supporter of RE in the UK, especially Christianity. Links to a range of support materials, mainly Christian but with other religions. EFTRE: As you get more involved in the RE world it is good to know about the wider communities of RE in Europe. EFTRE is the European Forum for Teachers of RE. The ICT advice site: A superb collection of resources for all your ICT needs includes lots of good RE based material as well as technical support and advice. National Association of Teachers of RE (NATRE): The teachers' body for RE teachers, in primary and seconday schools, in England and Wales. The NC in action: RE pages: A collection of ideas with level statements, pupils' work and assessment criteria for RE from level 1 to level 6. Qualifications and Curriculum Agency (QCA) RE pages: A collection of information on the QCA guidance on RE. Include the Non Statutory National Framework materials. Religious Education Council: An important focus for the RE world in schools, colleges and universities. RE Online : An excellent collection of all things RE. This is a major site for teachers and pupils of RE. RE Today : This is the main supplier of RE resource and support in England and Wales. The Shap Working Party: A group of academics and experts on RE who come together to support the development of RE. St. Peter Saltley Trust: St. Peter's Saltley Trust is an educational charity with three main areas of interest including the promotion of the development of RE in schools