What does Peace mean to you ? What does it mean to others? Act of Collective Worship focussing upon some of the key aspects of the work of Meghann Aurea Villanueva : Director of Peace Programme. Uses some of her 10 philosophies for peace as an insight into peaceful education and dialogue. Useful for whole school and/or smaller tutor group worship. Tried and tested format and used in 2018 as part of World Peace Awareness programme in my school.

What happened to God’s perfect creation ? Why were Adam and Eve tempted? What might they have been thinking and what did they say? How would you be tempted to do the wrong thing? Series of questions which underpin this stimulating lesson focussing upon the Fall of Man in the Garden Of Eden. Also includes Fleetwood Mac’s classic hit “Go your own way” -how did Adam and Eve go their own way ? Discusses the concept of Free Will. Fully resourced lesson with materials to develop students’ understanding of the issue.

2022 sales again - What is your idea of a Kingdom ? Is it a physical place ? What if it wasnt a place at all or rather a concept or idea? Useful way in to examining some of the teachings of Jesus about the Kingdom of Heaven through an examination of the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard. Creative lesson suitable for KS3 pupils giving them opportunities to examine some of the main areas through design and personal expression. “The last shall be first and the first shall be last” - what other slogans and imagery could they design for the Kingdom and encourages them to think critically about some of the theological concept. Fully resourced with moments for progress check and reflection.

Self explanatory series of four lessons concerning Animal Rights - suitable for KS3/4 students. Each contains learning objectives , links to both literacy and numeracy and available audio visual material. Worksheets included along with powerpoints. Lesson Titles : 1. How are animals different to humans? 2. Do Animals have rights? 3.Wild vs useful? 4. Should we eat animals?

Ideal KS4 RE Lesson concerning some of the problems faced by the decision to engage in conflict. The self explanatory powerpoint includes lesson aims and activities based around this moral dilemma. The lesson also includes audio visual material.

KS4 lesson concerning the issue of Terrorism with particular reference to recent terror attacks in Paris. Clear lesson aims and activities supported by audio visual materail make this ideal to discussion and debate for more able students.

Ideal KS4 lesson exploring these key issues - handy for debate and discussion with more able students. Complete with powerpoint, lesson aims, activities and audio visual material. Focus upon Martin Luther King and Gandhi as well as modern warfare issues in Afghanistan.

Mad World ? Lesson looking at how stewardship plays an important role for people in the world and how that responsibility links with creation story. Lesson contains powerpoint, activities, lesson objectives and audio visual material.

Act of Collective Worship based around the theme of Pride

Useful KS4/5 Social Media lesson examining the impact upon how social media can be used in positive ways. Includes references to the recent tragic events in Manchester 2017 where social media was used to search for missing victims. Also includes a study of what life is like with and without social media platforms and its impact. Lesson includes learning objectives, assessment opportunities and audio visual material.

KS3/4 lesson covering some important issues concerning the role of Religion and/or Science when debating the creation of the world. Complete with lesson objectives and progress opportunities to gauge understanding and learning.

Act of Collective Worship based around the theme of Culture. Complete with moments for debate and discussion and includes audio visual material.

KS3/4 Lesson covering some of the main religious attitudes towards world poverty. Lesson contains powerpoint with lesson objectives, progress point checks and key teachings.

KS4 Ethical Dilemma lesson concerning the use of experimentation upon people. Lesson includes fully resourced activities, powerpoint and audio visual material.

Quirky and Inventive Feed Forward Sheets - 11 monthly self/peer/teacher assessment sheets. Ideal for assessing the work at the end of every month. Ideal for focussing students' work and enabling them to identify which skills they need to help them progress. Wacky titles to add to the fun.

Ideal for KS3 this lesson explores the concept of The Noble Eightfold Path. This lesson includes self explanatory powerpoint, activities surrounding the Eightfold Path and The Four Noble Truths. Lesson Objectives and Progress Opportunities are included in the slides.

Tried and tested KS3 lesson concerning The Buddha and Suffering. This comes with self explanatory powerpoint, learning objectives and worksheets for easy use along with progress check opportunities.

Tried and tested KS3 lesson exploring who The Buddha was and what some of his teachings involved. The lesson includes self explanatory powerpoint, learning objectives, audio visual material and progress check opportunities.