Religious Studies

11 Oct Religious Studies

Year 12 and 13 A Level Religious Studies students had a fantastic and slightly wet pilgrimage in London on Friday 27^th September as they completed the ‘Coronation Line’.

They visited twelve sites of religious interest as part of this walking tour exploring ancient sites linked to the church and monarchy. This included the oldest church in the City of London, a church that was destroyed during the Blitz, as well as climbing to the top of St Paul’s Cathedral. The students, along with their RS teachers, visited a secret Roman temple to the god Mithras which is hidden under street level. A fantastic, exhausting, reflective and fun day. Well done for completing the mini pilgrimage!

Photo credit: Isabella, Year 13. St Magnus the Martyr Church, Billingsgate.

Ms Brookman

Teacher of Religious Studies