The stories have been selected not only for their significance to Jews and Christians, but also to provide opportunities for pupils to learn from religion by exploring aspects of human experience such as: handling success, facing the unknown, judging others, relationships between belief and behaviour.
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Margaret Cooling has taught both primary and secondary pupils and has written over forty books on various aspects of RE and collective worship. She is a part-time lecturer at the University of Gloucestershire and a freelance trainer and writer who works for schools, education authorities, dioceses, churches and other organisations.
More about Margaret CoolingDiane Walker is a trained teacher and published writer. She is the author of over fifteen books on the use of the Bible in primary a frequent contributor to the termly Cracking RE and the author of Postbag from Palestine and 50 RE Lessons from Bible World.
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