Introducing ICCOREIS

What is ICCOREIS and what does it do? This brochure answers these and other questions, as well as providing a summary of the resources and information available on this website.

Introducing ICCOREIS

SRE Handbook

The SRE Handbook is designed to provide an understanding of the rights and responsibilities of all concerned with Special Religious Education (SRE) in NSW government schools.

SRE Handbook  (Vn 5.0, January 2011)

SRE Update

SRE Update is the ICCOREIS newsletter. It is produced three times per year, and contains useful tips on various aspects of SRE teaching, reviews of current resources and other relevant topics.

2011 SRE Update

October 2011 - SRE Update

January 2011 - Ethics Update; Creative SRE Conference; Interactive Whiteboards.

2010
October 2010 - SRE Celebration; Regional Training; Update on Ethics Pilot.
May 2010 - Ethics Pilot; Ideas for Orientation Day or Information Night; Classroom Management Skills; ICCOREIS AGM Report.
February 2010 - Volunteers Teaching SRE; Why Should Parents Choose SRE?; Ethics Classes; SRE Teacher Training Research update.

Prior Years
For earlier editions, go to the SRE Update Archive page.

Guidelines for Joint-Denominational SRE Employment Boards

The Guidelines for Joint-Denominational SRE Employment Boards has been developed to aid those who wish to establish a joint-denominational board for the employment of SRE teachers in NSW government schools.

Guidelines for Joint-Denominational SRE Employment Boards  (Vn 2.2, June 2010)

SRE and Your Child

This brochure presents some basic facts about SRE for parents, such as what SRE is, who the teachers are and what they teach. It is intended for distribution with enrolment forms, school information packs or newsletters. (See the June 2007 SRE Update for more ideas on how it can be used.)

SRE and Your Child

On the back of the brochure, there is space for the name and phone number of the local SRE Coordinator, plus the SRE classes available at the school.
In order to complete the details, download the file and open it in MS Word. You will see the form fields shaded in grey. The field that is shaded dark grey is the one that has focus (i.e. that is where your cursor is). As you type, the text will appear over the shading. The shading is not visible when the document is printed. To move between fields, either use <TAB> or place your cursor in the relevant field.
Once complete, save and print as many copies as you need. Note that the file has been designed to be printed double sided and then folded in a tri-fold format.