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RMPS in Primary School

STARME is for everyone, at all years. We are very aware of the stresses and strains that Primary teachers are under when trying to plan a curriculum across all 8 curriculum areas. We also know that Primary practitioners often struggle to find relevant, engaging and up to date resources and feel out their depth. We want to support all practitioners feel confident in delivering high quality, excellent RMPS.

MissBee24 on Tes

Chantelle Boyle who has completed her PHD studies on Moral Education in Primary Schools shares her resources on TES.https://www.tes.com/en-nz/member/MissBee24

Useful websites for primary RE/RME/RVE

REOnline have a useful page of curated resources for Primary Teachers. https://www.reonline.org.uk/resources/useful-websites-for-primary-re-rme-rve/

Festivals Calendar

REOnline have a fantastic Festivals Calendar that is searchable by month and by Religion/ Worldview. This is a great place to start and for finding some lesser known festivals. https://www.reonline.org.uk/festivals-calendar/

Intro Series.

A series of videos and episodes of Introductions to key Christian ideas and Teachings.
https://introseries.org/churches-episodes/

Religion and Worldviews Toolkit

REOnline have a range of fantastic and very accessible toolkits for Religion and Worldview Traditions.
https://www.reonline.org.uk/religion-and-worldview-traditions/

Must Know Bible Stories

Scottish Bible Society has a fantastic set of tried and tested resources to explore key Bible stories at early, first and second levels.
https://www.scottishbiblesociety.org/resources/schools

Suggest a Resource

Whether you have developed your own knowledge-rich lesson plans, built progression matrices, or simply want to suggest an excellent external website that primary colleagues would find valuable, we want to hear from you. Submit your resources or website recommendations to help us build a comprehensive, shared curriculum directory for primary practitioners across Scotland.