How do we meet the needs of the spirituality element to Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural education (SMSC)? Finding those spiritual moments does not have to be restricted to religious elements in the curriculum or to discussing and exploring faith. It is wider than this; finding the spiritual is also about finding those moments of awe and wonder that we can share with students. This clip about young people that live on a landfill and have been making instruments from rubbish is a good example of how the human spirit can rise above adversity. This is ideal for PSHE or tutor discussions.
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
If you want a resource to help students feel that bit of awe and wonder then watch this!
How do we meet the needs of the spirituality element to Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural education (SMSC)? Finding those spiritual moments does not have to be restricted to religious elements in the curriculum or to discussing and exploring faith. It is wider than this; finding the spiritual is also about finding those moments of awe and wonder that we can share with students. This clip about young people that live on a landfill and have been making instruments from rubbish is a good example of how the human spirit can rise above adversity. This is ideal for PSHE or tutor discussions.
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