Religious Studies

Course summary

You do not need to have a personal religious belief; theists, atheists and agnostics are all welcome. The A-level course, like the GCSE, is not a training course for religious leaders. The course is designed to: ● Develop an interest in and enjoyment of philosophy, ethics and the rigorous study of religion. ● Adopt an enquiring, critical and reflective approach to the study of philosophy ethics and religion. ● Reflect on, express and justify your opinions ● Interpret and evaluate religious concepts, ideas, arguments and the views of scholars ● Develop skills needed for independent research