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Programmes > Student Development > Religious & Moral Education |
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SJI is a part of the Lasallian family. As such, SJI is conscious of its mission to provide an education that develops the social and moral consciousness of Josephians so that they will be aware and sensitive to the needs of ‘the last, the lost and the least’ in an effort to make Singapore better.
The RME programme in SJI is an integral part of the curriculum for all students. It nurtures a culture of reflection in an inclusive faith environment. The key themes covered are personal morality and self, community, world religions, social justice and prayer.
Through the RME programme, Josephians are made aware of the last, the lost and the least - the marginalized section of society.
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Personal Morality & Self |
Community |
World Religions |
Social Justice |
Prayer/Reflection |
| Sec 1 |
Choices - 3 levels of psychic life
Sexuality: physical changes & sexual maturity
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St John Baptist de La Salle:
His work
Lasallian values |
Symbols of various religions |
The Elderly
The Poor
(Material Poverty)
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How to reflect
What is Prayer
Consciousness Examen*
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| Sec 2 |
Choices - Needs & Values
Sexuality: The 5 aspects:
- physical, social, emotional, intellectual & spiritual
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The work of the world's Lasallian community |
Religious celebrations and festivals - Rites of Passage |
The Physically Disabled
(Physical Poverty)
Racism
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Consciousness Examen* |
| Sec 3 |
The LISTEN model for making decisions
Sexuality: Dangers of Pornography
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The Family:
family dynamics and tensions |
Significant religious figures of the major faith traditions |
AIDS discrimination
(Emotional poverty) |
Consciousness Examen* |
| Sec 4 |
The LISTEN model for making decisions |
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Scripture & Teachings of major faith traditions |
Human Rights (Social Poverty)
Drugs and Alcohol abuse
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Consciousness Examen* |
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A method for examination of conscience. For non-Catholics, it is a method to reflect on their actions and consequences. The boys are taught to "observe, reflect and act". |
Project Scubilion
As part of RME programme, all secondary 3 boys, as part of service learning, participate in Project Scubilion where they spend 20 hours reaching out to "the last, the lost and the least". This experiential component of the RME programme allows our boys to put into practice all that they had learned in the RME programme.
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