Religion and Society students have been hard at work in their focus on the nature and purpose of religion in society. In their quest to understand the interconnection between religion and the contemporary world they live in, students participated in a “Speed Dating” activity where they were able to revise key concepts and discuss new ones. With two minutes at each station, they collaborated ideas, discussed their interests in specific aspects of religion and connected these to specific examples. A journal reflection allowed students to participate in the planning for future activities and provided opportunity for them to connect with the content. This student voice activity was enjoyed by all.

Selina Brincat - Teacher