“I didn’t realise we’d learn about lots of different religions” Jack aged 12
“I like the discussion about me” James aged 12
“I enjoyed looking at the artefacts and drawing them” Sophie aged 12
“Drama is good – the lesson was so funny!” Ryan aged 13
“R.S is about people’s beliefs – not just religious ones! We have lively discussions in our class” Dan aged 14
“The topic about suffering made me think . . .why are we here??” Chloe aged 14
“The best thing about R.S is we can give our views, we’re not told what to say” Jack aged 14
“I really like the guided journeys and relaxation work – it’s so easy to learn this way” Chloe aged 15
“Debates and discussions are the best – it’s great to argue and listen to other people but we don’t always agree!” Matt aged 15
“We watched this great film that helped me to understand my GCSE work. I never thought we’d watch a film in a lesson! “ Sophie aged 15
“I can’t believe that nearly a third of students get an A or A* at GCSE – I’m aiming for 100%” Ben aged 16
“A level R.S is really interesting. From religious experiences to issues surrounding authority – it’s so different! I’m not surprised it’s one of the most popular A levels in the country” Sam aged 17
“The conference provides us with the opportunity to see 550 other R.S students. I would like to study it at university and combine it with philosophy. I’m really glad that I studied philosophy as part of my A level RS work at Trinity” Stewart aged 18
“I always win my arguments now – it’s taught me how to argue and get what I want! I’m hoping this will be useful in life” Will aged 17
“Basically it’s the best subject – it’s never boring and helps you to think about what is going on in the world at the moment. We’re always discussing my work at home – Mum and Dad want to study it too!” Katy aged 16