Conservatism and neo liberalism

TITLE – Religious Studies – Is it ever right to go to war? L/O - To explore religious views on war and peace.

Introduction to Religion as an area of knowledge - IB AOK TOK - Worksheet

Unit of work suitable for 6 weeks. 6 lesson including an assessment on the teachings of the major religious leaders. Ideal for cover or for full lessons a like. Leaders covered include, Jesus, Muhammad, Krishna, Confucius and the Buddha Links to helpful videos and activities

Wall planner and revision board for A level religion Ethics. Can be used with AQA. Edexcel, Eduqas. Perfect for year 12 and 13 students to complete at home or in class and then attach to the walls of thier class or bedroom.

Outstanding lesson worksheet Buddhism / Christianity Religious Studies GCSE Suitable for all examining boards AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas, OCR etc Looking at key concepts such as Ahimsa, 8 fold path, Shaolin, 5 precepts, How Buddhists help victims of war and more

What do Jewish people believe about the death penalty? Jewish beliefs on the death penalty vary, but many draw guidance from the thier Holy Books, emphasizing the importance of due process and stringent evidence. Some Jewish denominations support capital punishment in extreme cases, while others advocate for its sparing use, prioritising the sanctity of life and opportunities for repentance.

Worksheet on “Economic Influences and Factors in a Business” Suitable for all AS level and A level boards. Specifically done for AQA, in a lesson that was rated Outstanding. Higher and lower ability sheet included

Outstanding resource used in a successful interview to a private school Concerning Eduqas and AQA Religious Studies new GCSE 9 to 1 Can be used for any year group but specifically GCSE

Outstanding observation lesson - Religious Education - Who is the most important religious leader?

Outstanding and Comprehensive worksheet - Types of utilitarianism

Why do people commit acts of terror worksheet - GCSE peace and conflict

Title - What are the religious practices within Judaism? L/O - To explore the religious practices within the Jewish religion.

Title - Religious Studies - Linking key teachings and concepts. L/O - To practice our linking skills when connecting religious concepts and topics.

An intelligent mind map that allows students and teachers to make links within subjects/topics and effectively display learning. Students can complete electronically on a computer or the resource can be printed A4 or A3 ***Important -To further STRETCH and CHALLENGE students - Ask students to write only key words and phrases in the boxes and then write ALONG the lines short explanations as to how key words and topics link Works particularly well as: Revision tool - units of work can go in the first initial 4 boxes and then specific lessons/topics can go in the linked boxes An accompanying worksheet to a video - as students watch a video they can analyse and think “what are the key points/words of the video” and “how do the key points/words link to each other.” As a plenary exercise. Ask students to categorise, analyse and and link the keywords they have learnt for the lesson or last few lessons. Ray Head of Department

Religious Studies - Religious Education - Philosophy CAREERS EMPLOYABILITY JOBS Where can studying Religion and Philosophy take me in life? Powerpoint for careers week. Detailing where RE and Philosophy can leade in the world of work. Suitable for a whole lesson. Studying religion and philosophy is valuable no matter the career path one pursues, from academia to business to entertainment to politics. It is a very prestigious qualification. Many top companies look to hire religion and philosophy students as it shows employers that at a very high level you can think deeply, understand people and write essays and convincing arguments. QUESTION Why do you think employers want people who can (a)understand people, (b)think deeply and ©write essays and convincing arguments, all at a high level? Question - What are the main jobs that religion and philosophy students go into?ANSWER – The main ones are lawyer, journalist, teacher, politician, civil service, policemen, priest and social worker. Jobs which requires working with people and understanding society will require knowledge of religions and world philosophy.