School Pathways
If you want to use Sycamore in your school for Religious Studies, Ethics or General RE, then take a look at the Pathways available to you here.
Discussion Groups and Faith Formation in Schools
You can use Sycamore outside the formal curriculum in a Catholic school setting. It may be a voluntary discussion group led by students, a lunchtime faith formation group in Advent or Lent, a series of after school sessions for staff or parents who want to explore faith.
MACS Year 1
Ten Sycamore sessions that can be used as Core/General RE lessons for those in Years 12 and 13 (Sixth Form). You can use the whole Sycamore methodology and split the students into small groups for the discussion periods.
Core/General RE Course, First Semester (10 weeks)
Ten Sycamore sessions that can be used as Core/General RE lessons for those in Years 12 and 13 (Sixth Form). You can use the whole Sycamore methodology and split the students into small groups for the discussion periods.
Core/General RE Course, Second Semester (10 weeks)
Ten extra Sycamore sessions that can be used as Core/General RE lessons for those in Years 12 and 13 (Sixth Form) in Second Semester. You can use the whole Sycamore methodology and split the students into small groups for the discussion periods.
Religious Studies, Ethics, Philosophy
You can use individual Sycamore sessions to supplement your classes in religious studies, ethics, philosophy, etc, for GCSE and A-Level courses and equivalent courses. You can also use individual sessions in other contexts such as 6th Form discussion groups, etc.
Teacher Training & Continuing Professional Development Pathway
To support Newly Qualified Teachers, teaching staff and diocesan teams, as part of a wider programme of Continuing Professional Development