Made for More – New Senior Cycle Non-Exam RE Curriculum

The new Senior Cycle Religious Education framework for Catholic Schools offers a contemporary and engaging approach to faith formation, inviting young people to explore questions of faith, meaning, identity and purpose.

The framework is rooted in a Head, Heart and Hand pedagogy: developing understanding, encouraging reflection and encounter, and inspiring meaningful action.

Across four modules, students explore faith and life through discussion, research, reflection, creativity and action. Key Assignments provide opportunities to demonstrate learning and make meaningful connections between classroom learning, personal experience and the wider world.

The framework supports a vibrant Senior Cycle Religious Education experience, helping young people to grow in faith and live with purpose.

The link to access this resource is:

SC RE Curriculum Framework_final for web

 

Living Love – New Senior Cycle SPHE/RSE Resource for Catholic Schools

Living Love is a comprehensive, values-based Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) resource for Catholic schools. It offers a wholesome vision of wellbeing, love, life and relationships, presented in a way that is engaging, accessible and respectful of the diverse experiences and backgrounds of students.

Designed specifically for the Irish classroom, Living Love provides ready-to-use presentations, teacher notes and student handouts, supporting educators to approach RSE with clarity, confidence and compassion within a Catholic framework. This is a free resource for those who register on the website.

The Senior Cycle programme is amde up of three modules and 19 units.

A wholesome vision for wellbeing, love and life.

The link to access this resource is:

https://livinglove.ie/

 

 

 

Growing in Faith, Living with Purpose

Ceiliúradh na nÓg is a diocesan programme which celebrates young people and their faith. It endeavours to provide opportunities for students to take what they have learned in the classroom and in their homes and put this learning into practice. This programme has been running in the diocese of Kerry for over twenty years, evolving and changing over time to provide for student and teacher needs. The programme is now open to Junior Cycle students as well as Senior Cycle students.

There are two elements involved in Ceiliúradh na nÓg.

  1. Project work in the classroom
  2. Diocesan Celebration Day – 22nd April, 2027.

The link for these resources are below:

CEILIURADH NA NOG Programme 2026

Project titles 2026-27

Resources Pages 2026

CNN Parish Invitation 2026

For further information contact the Diocesan Advisor for Post Primary Education.

 

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