Philosophy, Religion and Ethics
What is it to be a Philosopher at Marriotts?
Our vision is to promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils. We aim to prepare students for opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life including the study of philosophy and ethics. The curriculum helps them to make moral judgments and positive and healthy lifestyle choices. The aim is to promote shared values and to challenge racism and discrimination, to encourage tolerance, and to build confidence to defend others. The ability to recognise how the diversity of religion can impact national and global issues is central to allowing students to understand and challenge stereotypes.
We encourage students to be open minded, inquisitive and reflective. The outcome is for students to leave us with a core understanding of spirituality, identity, a sense of community, tolerance, respect and acceptance of all cultures.
Curriculum Overview Maps
Click on the relevent year group curriculum maps in the document section below to find out more detail about what is studied in Marriotts RS department. For further details of the curriculum please contact Mrs R Stannard r.stannard@marriotts.herts.sch.uk.
Subject Team
The Religious studies Department consists of 5 highly skilled and motivated members of staff who are fully committed to ensuring each student maximises their potential in Religious Studies and is able to enjoy the diverse range of topics that we study at Marriotts.
| Staff | Role In Faculty |
|---|---|
| Miss R Stannard | Head of RS/Acting Head of History |
| Mr C Kerr | Teacher of Humanities/AHT |
| Mr R McQueen | Teacher of Humanities |
| Miss K Hoskins | Teacher of Humanities |
| Miss A Taylor | Teacher of Humanities and Marriotts PD/AHT |
Curriculum Maps
Click on the relevent year group curriculum map to find out more detail about what is studied in Marriotts RS department.
Year 11 Curriculum map
