RMPS

Overview

RMPS courses are designed to give the pupils a wide understanding of what makes people tick. The courses encourage pupils to look at the customs and beliefs of people around them. It offers opportunities to consider their own attitudes towards others and their own moral values.

S1/2

Pupils are introduced to the cultural features of various traditions - religious and humanist. They are encouraged not only to develop their knowledge and understanding, but also to evaluate what they study. This personal search continues with reflection on their own values and beliefs about life after death, prejudice and racism.

S3/4

Pupils study an SQA Unit 'Making Moral Decisions' which develops their knowledge and understanding of topics such as capital punishment, freedom of speech and racism, while also encouraging personal reflection. Standard Grade Religious Studies is a popular course studying Issues of Belief, Issues of Morality and two world religious groups. Fourth Year are offered the 'World of Values' unit, studying the use of drugs and the issues of abortion and euthanasia.

S5/6

The Higher/Intermediate 2 Religious, Moral and Philosophical Studies course offers a dynamic way of developing skills for College/University, as does the Philosophy course.

Staff

Staff

  • Miss Ashley Cummings

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Resources

 

S4

World of values

pdf S4 INT 2 NAB preparation 1 download 214.41 Kb

pdf S4 INT 2 NAB preparation 2 download 153.88 Kb

pdf S4 INT 2 NAB preparation 3 download 122.11 Kb

IEM

Inspiring Enquiring Minds

An advanced citizenship programme exploring the philosophy of ethics

Click this weblink to access the materials.

Standard Grade

pdf Revision for Issues of Belief and Islam 181.39 Kb

pdf Some revision notes for the prelim. 2.80 Mb

Last modified on Tuesday, 17 January 2012 20:35