Below are some www links which may be of use to students doing RE research
The site below are in no particular order, but all relate to some aspect of the RE curriculum. Please let your RE teacher know how useful you have found them.

Search Engines
AltaVista The Internet's original search engine.
Lycos One of the most visited hubs on the Internet reaching one out of every two web users.
Yahoo! With over half a million sites divided into more than 25,000 categories, Yahoo! is both browseable and searchable.
Google A very fast search engine which can search the whole web or just the UK.

RE Sites
The RE Site The starting point for all your RE needs on the web!
Buddha Net The Buddhist Information Service
The Sikh Network An excellent resource on all aspects of the Sikh faith.
Hindu Resources Online A vast amount of information on Hinduism.
Jewish.co.uk Part of Jewish.Net which bills itself as the Number 1 site for all things Jewish.
The Islamic Gateway A useful starting point for Islamic studies, with useful links.
The Anglican Church (Church of England) A site covering the Church of England and the worldwide Anglican Communion
The Vatican The site of the Vatican in Rome is a good place to start looking at Catholic Christianity.
The GCSE RE Revision Site An excellent site for GCSE RS candidates containing information on world faiths and Social and Moral Issues.

Church of England http://www.cofe.anglican.org/ Find out here how the Church stands on such issues as animal welfare and homosexuality, the Church's Christian beliefs, and relations with other denominations and faiths. There are details of the history of the Church. Faith in Schools http://www.faithinschools.org/ For GCSE and A level students this site, approved by four churches, is a mine of information and ideas, particularly on Christianity, Judaism and current moral and ethical issues. God and Gods of Hinduism http://www.hindunet.org/god/ From Brahma to Ganesh, there's information about Hinduism and access to detailed information, with pictures, of Hindu gods. Hinduism for Schools http://www.btinternet.com/~vivekananda/s chools1.htm This London Hindu centre's site has lots of useful information about Hinduism aimed at both primary and secondary pupils. It is well presented and easy to navigate; an excellent source of information. Interfaith Calendar http://www.interfaithcalendar.org/ Want to know when different religions have their holidays and festivals? This American site has details of festival dates for all of the world's major religious sects. Pillars of Islam http://www.islamicity.org/mosque/pillars .htm Providing succinct information and appropriate pictures on the Five Pillars of Islam, this site is an outstanding resource using uncomplicated language. Quran Browser http://goon.stg.brown.edu/quran_browser/ pqeasy.shtml Search the Quran by word or phrase, or look passages up directly. Several English translations are available. Students may compare the same passage from each version, side by side. RE Sauce http://www.resauce.org/ A GCSE religious education site with free revison resources for key stage 3 and GCSE students. It is aimed at the Catholic sector but is adaptable to wider Christian teaching. There are bible quotes, revision snippets and quizzes. Rabbi Amy Scheinerman http://scheinerman.net/judaism/ Follow the Jewish life cycle, take a virtual tour of a synagogue or read the essays and resources displayed by the Rabbi. Useful for revision. The Sikhism Home Page http://www.sikhs.org/ The Sikhism Home Page is beautifully presented with excellent graphics and sound files and the language level is appropriate for Key Stage 4 RE students. It contains a good English translation of the entire Guru Granth Sahib which is otherwise almost impossible to get hold of. World View Christmas http://christmas.com/worldview/ Gain an international insight into the traditions and customs of Christmas. Select a country from the world map and discover the seasonal celebrations, both Christian and non-Christian. It contains information, recipes, music, symbolism and Christmas greetings from around the world. A multicultural resource for all Key Stages, useful in the classroom or for assemblies.