RELIGION AND ETHICS

OUR VISION

Religion and Ethics is a well-regarded academic subject at Hatch End High School which all students study up to GCSE and a popular A Level is also offered in the Sixth Form. Our curriculum ensures that it follows the Locally Agreed Syllabus for Harrow and by doing this, contains study of a broad range of beliefs – reflecting the diversity in our student body and local community. At Key Stage 3, students are introduced to fundamental knowledge about belief systems; how they originate, how similar they are, and the impact they have on individuals. Students are encouraged to continually reflect on their own beliefs and develop vital British values such as tolerance and respect for others. All students study a full course GCSE, which focuses on studying and critically analysing the religions of Christianity and Islam, as well as other religious and non-religious perspectives. This highly accessible GCSE also allows students the opportunity to debate and discuss philosophical issues in modern day society.   

Please click below for the full Religion and Ethics Curriculum Map which outlines the content of Year 7-13 in more detail. Also available is other useful information about the Religion and Ethics department.