"I saw all around me unrecognizable, unimaginable devastation... Grotesquely wounded people, they were bleeding, burnt, blackened and swollen."
These women survived atomic bombs. Now they want an end to nuclear weapons. pic.twitter.com/FJ5GCUCzvf

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) December 11, 2017

Sacred Music, Sacred River

Sacred River

Click here to listen to the music or Visit BBC3 website

Refugees and Arts

Refugees

Refugee Crisis

Good morning. I’m in Salerno (south of Naples) to cover the funerals of the 26 Nigerian women (mainly teenagers) who drowned crossing Med on the 3rd Nov. pic.twitter.com/SEXvyjRJ3f

— Paraic O'Brien (@paraicobrien) November 17, 2017

In order to help your research about consequences of War: Refugees please find some links available 

Refugees Channel 4 News 

Asylum seekers and refugee:  GCSE bitesize

The human right to asylum 

Islam and Refugees 

Christian Aid 

Church of England and Christian Syrian Refugees  Crisis

The Veil Of Ignorance

Lex Talionis and Retribution

The cost of violence and peace in the global economy

Violence cost the global economy US$14.3 trillion in 2016 - how does this compare to spending on #peace? pic.twitter.com/uJ06PdQ4mp

— Global Peace Index (@GlobPeaceIndex) September 27, 2017

Aristotle - Eudaimonia "Flourishing"

Informed Choices - The Russell Group's guide to post-16 subject choices

RS as a "highly regarded subject in our institutions"

RS as suitable subject in Cambridge

You can visit the site here

What do people say about RE?

Why should we study RE?

RE covers the critical thinking of main beliefs, ideas and religions.
RE helps you to develop your critical thinking and better understanding of ethical and philosophical issues
RE GCSE is called Religious Studies and you can access more information here.

Let's teach religion, all religions in schools

What is a Genocide? Why do Genocides happen? #HMD2017

Find out more visiting the Holocaust Memorial Day or contact RE Department for more information.
Get involved, teach other pupils what you learnt!

Surviving the Holocaust: 'I didn't allow any hatred to grow. But I don't blame those who did' - The Guardian https://t.co/aIGfnU6Hel

— Holocaust News (@HolocaustNews) January 14, 2017