Worn in North India and Pakistan. It comes with a loose shirt, elasticated trousers and colourful waistcoat. (Dressing up clothes designed to fit 4 - 6 year olds and are fairly traded by the charity EWE which works among poor and maginalised young people in India.)

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From time to time we have had requests from people responsible for equipping a contemplation or prayer room. These may be in a school, chapel, a hospital chaplaincy, prayer rooms at airports or at the law courts. This collection of holy books has been complied to meet that need. It comprises an NIV version of the Christian Bible; a new Jerusalem Bible (a preferred Roman Catholic version); the Jewish Tenakh in Hebrew and English; an Arabic/EnglishQur'an with stand and cover; the Dhammapada; the Bhagavad-Gita and the Sikh Nitnem, the latter thre in English only. Buy the collection and receive a special Articles of Faith poster showing the main symbols of the six religions featured.

Here is a brilliant new idea to keep your school hall or classroom up to date with the festivals throughout the year. Our attractive and versatile hanging allows you to choose the religion with its symbol and festival name from the handy pockets and Velcro them in place. The basic hanging includes the names and symbols of the six basic religions plus Chinese. Basic Hanging

Christmas, Whitsun, Pesach, Eid ul Fitr, Succoth, Holi, Wesak, Baisakhi.

Easter, Harvest, Purim, Hannukah, Divali, New Year, Birthday of Guru Nanak, Eid ul Adha.

Buy both Festival Packs and save £12.00

This is a really useful and practical guide to the major faiths and festivals that we are likely to meet in early years settings. Based on a series of articles from Practical Pre-school and much of it written by Christine Howard (from Articles of Faith), the book includes insights on the major faiths and other religious stances. Each festival chapter opens with a brief discussion on one aspect of teaching about religious issues in a classroom setting; the background to the festival is explained and there is a festival story to read aloud to the children, followed by suggested activities and recipes. Although written for early years this book has been used as background information up to sixth form level!

is an ideal resource for early years to Key Stage 1 teachers. It covers the six major world faiths with stories, pictures and recipes to share with children and useful background notes for the adult.

This activity pack for the foundation stage provides ideas and resources for children to learn about celebrations. It contains over 50 activities, a CD, a giant themed display poster, 8 colour photocards, and 14 photocopiable activity sheets. Great value!

A little book full of ideas for activities based around festivals throughout the year, linking to the Early Years Foundation curriculum.

Suitable for KS1/2. Lots of ideas for things to make and do based on different religions.

Imagine 100 people live in a village then how many would...? This fascinating book brings statistics down to earth. Sold out in hard back but now re-printed in paperback.

A long awaited handbook for early years teachers, this book gives useful background information to RE non-specialists as they seek to grapple with this most important subject.

Birth - Part of a series of 4 books for KS2 & 3 pupils looking at the rites of birth.

Coming of Age - Part of a series of 4 books for KS2 & 3 pupils looking at the coming of age.

Marriage - Part of a series of 4 books for KS2 & 3 pupils looking at marriage.

Death - Part of a series of 4 books for KS2 & 3 pupils looking at death.

The following set of three short books and a teachers’ guide with worksheets give a Humanist perspective on birth, weddings and death.

(set of 10) – a Humanist funeral (Rosie Remembers Book only)