Reporting to Parents on Pupil Progress in Religious Education

Catholic Education Week 2012
Bishop Devine with pupils of Our Lady & St Francis School, Carfin
Launch of Catholic Education Week 2012
Pupils of Taylor High School and Our Lady & St Francis School, Carfin
This is Our faith
Launch of This is Our Faith
St John Bosco Primary School, Erskine
Pupils from St John Bosco Primary School, Erskine reading prayers at Mass in St Francis Xavier, Carfin
St Stephen’s Primary, Sighthill, Glasgow
Pupils of St Stephen’s Primary, Sighthill, Glasgow enjoying some out door leasons
Papal Visit - England
The Big Assembly with the Holy Father, Twickenham 17th September
Papal Visit - Scotland
Girls from Taylor High School, Motherwell, singing their own song “Faith” before the Papal Mass at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow on 16th September 2010.
Papal Visit - England
Scottish pupils addressing the Holy Father at the Big Assembly, Twickenham 17th September.
Papal Visit - Scotland
The St Ninian’s Day Parade, Edinburgh, 16th September 2010

Reporting to Parents on Pupil Progress in Religious Education

26/04/2011
Categorized in: SCES News

Further to an earlier posting about the SEEMIS management information systems which some schools use to report on pupil progress, it appears that that the Es and Os for RERC have not yet been loaded on to school systems,despite previous assurances that this work would be completed in March 2011.

Catholic schools, when using reporting on pupil progress, should, of course, use the appropriate RERC framework for recording progress in Religious Education in P1-P7 and in S1. Schools should not use the RME framework to because it is not relevant to the work of Catholic schools.

In schools where this is a current issue, Head Teachers are advised to contact their education authority colleagues to clarify why the SEEMIS system has not been updated to reflect the RERC framework. In the meantime, if you have any related concerns, please contact SCES.