Religion and worldviews: the triumph of the secular in religious education (1st ed.)

P J WALKER

doi:10.1080/01416200.2026.2672112

July 1, 2026British Journal of Religious Education

Religion and worldviews: the triumph of the secular in religious education (1st ed.)

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This research examines the implications of the Curriculum and Assessment Review recommending Religious Education in the National Curriculum.
Analysis of the Curriculum and Assessment Review 2025
Evaluation of educational frameworks regarding secularism in education
The inclusion of Religious Education represents a significant shift towards secular perspectives in curricular design.
Potential challenges and benefits were identified within the academic community regarding this transition.

Implication

The Curriculum Review recommends including Religious Education in the National Curriculum, suggesting a shift towards secular views.

Abstract

The recommendation from the recent Curriculum and Assessment Review (DfE, 2025) that religious education (RE) should form part of the National Curriculum for the first time marks a potential waters...

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