The Discovery Day for Higher and Advanced Higher RMPS pupils and their teachers is now an annual (and highly anticipated) event in the School of Divinity’s calendar. Discovery Day 2025Our Discovery Day will be taking place in June 2025. Watch this space for further details!Discovery Day 2024On 11 June 2024, we were thrilled to welcome schools from across Scotland to our 2024 Discovery Day – our biggest one so far!Theology and Religious Studies Discovery Day 2024Discovery Day 2023On 13 June 2023, we welcomed schools from across Scotland, both in person and online, to learn more about the study of Theology and Religious Studies at New College.Theology and Religious Studies Discovery Day 2023Who is the Buddha? 2023On 28th January, Dr Chris Jones (University of Cambridge) and on 25th February, Dr Naomi Appleton (University of Edinburgh), gave two in-person CPD free events for school teachers interested in teaching Buddhism. Travel bursaries and access to some new classroom teaching resources were available.These events, suitable for new and experienced teachers of Buddhism, focused on adressing questions such as: Who is the Buddha and what is a buddha? How many buddhas are there? How does someone become a buddha? Can a woman be a buddha? How is the Buddha different to other beings who have achieved nirvana? What is the difference between a buddha and a bodhisattva? Is the Buddha of our time (and place) special in any way?Watch some of our webinarsDiscovery Day 2022On 14 June, we were delighted to host our Discovery Day for Higher and Advanced Higher RMPS pupils and their teachers. Discovery Days are a fantastic way for pupils to learn more about the study of Theology and Religious Studies at university, and to talk about the value of the humanities more broadly.Theology and Religious Studies Discovery Day 2022 This article was published on 2024-03-19
