Changing worldviews in our community

Religious education

The concept of a worldview

The census and worldviews in the UK

The global context of worldviews

Changing context and worldviews in the UK

Investigating worldviews in our community

In this unit pupils will examine the place of religion in the UK today. Beginning with an understanding of the census data they will make comparisons globally. From this they will drill down to their own locality to compile a report noting trends and analysing similarities and differences to the UK.

Worldviews: how is our country and community changing?

Physical activity and equipment requiring safe use

Risk assessment required - outdoor learning

The UK government collects data about worldviews every 10 years through a {{}}.

The census shows that {{}} increased in Bristol between 2011 and 2021.

What did the Bristol data tell us about Christianity from 2011 to 2021?

Some are converted and some stay the same.

Which statement best describes how places of worship have changed?

False: some churches are still opening or converting.

True: census data shows churches are all closing.

True: census data proves Christianity is ending.

Because Christianity is declining, no new churches are being built.

What do religious people often do together?

What is one thing both Muslims and Christians do during worship?

Where do Christians usually go to worship together?

What is the name of the place where Muslims gather to worship?

To remember the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Exit Quiz

The UK government collects data about worldviews every 10 years through a .