.Lord Karan Bilimoria explains why he's leading a campaign to encourage employers to back the need for RE in schools on BBC Radio 4 Sunday bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0… #rethinkre #RE Find out more here: rethinkre.org/ready-for-work… #RE 4Work

“The opportunity to think deeply about life’s biggest questions sparked in me a great curiosity about the world beyond my own.”

Find out why former RE students are calling on employers to sign our Call to Action.

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#RE4Work

The launch of the #RE4Work campaign has seen leading employers and business leaders call for high-quality RE in schools as preparation for the world of work.

Please read and share the open letter from Lord Karan Bilimoria and sign our Call To Action ⬇️

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Exciting news!! What if we told you that... the secondary #RE #teacher training acceptances for 2024-25 are up by 36% after the restoration of £10k bursary!

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Flagrant religious illiteracy *from a university.* This is why the pernicious erosion of the study of religions & of the wider arts & humanities matters so much. Not because a uni ‘gets something wrong’ but because of the depth of ingrained ignorance such an error represents.

Another promising TRS job opportunity.

TRS job opportunity in Germany: W3 or W2 with Tenure Track to W3 Professorship in Church History at Friedrich Schiller University Jena: jobs.ac.uk/job/DEO755/pro…

TRS job opportunity at Bristol! The University of Bristol Bristol Religion and Theology is seeking a Lecturer in Christianity and Ethics: jobs.ac.uk/job/DEW927/lec…

TRS PhD fellowship opportunity: University of Exeter Exeter Theology & Religion is offering a funded PhD studentship in Theology and Religion for a Home/UK student: jobs.ac.uk/job/DFA918/eh-…

Another TRS job opportunity: postdoc at SOAS on domestic violence and faith communities: jobs.ac.uk/job/DFE249/res…

TRS job opportunity! 5-year research associate post in Christian theology, gender and sexuality at University of Cambridge Faculty of Divinity: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44668/

Good news for #ReligiousEducation #bursaries , but challenges remain in the recruitment of secondary RE specialists. ReThinkRE Campaign @reonline_tweets Religious Education Council
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£10K training bursaries for secondary RE PGCEs will be offered for 2024-25! This is excellent news for the whole TRS and RE community and testament to hard work by NATRE and colleagues.

Great to talk to Lilian Greenwood at #LabConf23 about the National Content Standard as well as the challenges we face in the RE community, such as the need for subject specialist teachers and the importance of having RE for all pupils in all schools.
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Pleased that iona 🪩🍅 was able to tell her story about the problem of teacher recruitment around her A level RS experience to Bridget Phillipson who is an amazing supporter of RE. #LabConf2023 NATRE Religious Education Council RE Today Services

Huge thanks to Luke Pollard MP for meeting with us to talk about RE in schools. So grateful for his support, advice and guidance…Plymouth is very lucky! NATRE RE Today Services Religious Education Council

Good catch up with ⁦Jess Phillips MP⁩ chatting about our need for support for recruitment of RE teachers. She is hoping to pop by to stand 208 to chat some more #LabConf23 ⁦NATRE⁩ ⁦Religious Education Council⁩ RE Today Services

Another Nottingham MP! Lilian Greenwood visited the Religious Education stand today at #LabourConference23 to discuss the importance of good RE for every pupil in every school UoN TRS #WeAreUoN CAPE

Excellent to see Mike Amesbury MP stopping by our stand on day 3 of #LabConf23 ! He spoke with Charlotte Newman about the need to strengthen RE provision as it plays a vitally important role in the school curriculum.
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I'm speaking today at this event on behalf of TRS-UK UoN TRS #WeAreUoN. RE is one of the most popular subjects at GCSE and A-level, but who is going to teach the next generation?