Specification RELIGIOUS STUDIES
appropriate and interesting approach for you and your learners • a co-teachable specification allowing for the AS Level in Religious Studies to be taught alongside the first year of the A Level • the encouragement to develop learners’ understanding of the modern world and establish a deeper knowledge and appreciation of world religions
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