A lesson which looks at the British Civil Rights movement. Comparing the story of Rosa Parks to the Bristol Bus Boycott and the impact this had on British law. Updated September 2023.

An A3 colour poster containing key teachings and sources of wisdom and authority for the Christian Beliefs topic.

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme C. Suitable for printing in colour on A3. The role of law in everyday life in dealing with complex problems Principles and sources of law Civil and criminal law The justice system in England and Wales Courts and tribunals Youth justice Crime and society Sentences and punishments

Students will learn about the themes of structural racism and gaslighting. They will discuss the findings of the Sewell Report and the criticisms of it. They will listen to ‘Black and Ready’ by Jords.

The third lesson in the Hip Hop topic. Students will look at the themes of misogynoir, intersectionality and white woman tears. The views of Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche on Beyonce’s feminism are discussed. Students will listen to ‘Keep Ya Head Up’ by 2Pac, ‘Ladies First’ by Queen Latifah and ‘Love is Blind’ by Eve.

A lesson for GRTHM which looks at: key facts about GRT communities hate crime statistics in the UK report on hate crimes and policing in relation to GRT communities videos showing the hate crimes people in GRT communities face consequences of hate crime

Students will look at: one drop rule Johan Friedrich Blumenbach’s classification of race W.E.B. Du Bois’ criticism of racial classification “race science”

A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at the colonisation of India, civil disobedience, Gandhi’s fight for independence (including the Salt Marsh), the methods employed by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and controversy surrounding Gandhi’s racist statements. Includes video links, questions and answers for the video, and a 4 mark question for students to answer.

A3 coloured revision poster including key teachings and SOWAs for the Equality (Islam) topic. Posters can be printed out and distributed among students for them to put in their room at home for revision or displayed in the teacher’s classroom.

A lesson which explores Jane Elliott’s ‘blue eye/brown eye’ experiment.

A lesson which looks at the symbolism and key messages in ‘Black Panther’, including: the Underground Railroad traditional African dress from various regions female empowerment Killmonger and Malcolm X vs T’Challa and Martin Luther King

A3 coloured revision poster including key teachings and SOWAs for the Living the Christian Life topic. Posters can be printed out and distributed among students for them to put in their room at home for revision or displayed in the teacher’s classroom.

An A3 colour poster containing key teachings and sources of wisdom and authority for the Crime and Punishment (with Christianity) topic.

A3 coloured revision poster including key teachings and SOWAs for the Philosophy (Islam) topic. Posters can be printed out and distributed among students for them to put in their room at home for revision or displayed in the teacher’s classroom.

Providing parents with a way to help revise with their students. These guides contain all the key words and revision questions for all eight topics - Believing in God, Matters of Life and Death, Marriage and the Family, Community Cohesion, Rights and Responsibilities, Medical and Environmental Issues, Peace and Conflict, Crime and Punishment. Unit 1 and Unit 8.

Edexcel Religious Studies Spec B. Sources of Wisdom and Authority for Muslim Beliefs, Living the Muslim Life, Equality and Philosophy of Religion.

Students will look at: statistics from UK prisons reoffending rates humane prisons in Norway prison abolition Christian teachings on prisoners

Students will learn about: statistics for religion in the continent of Africa today History of religion in Mauritius (looking at indentured labour from India) Bantu people Voodoo

16 questions and answers for Religious Studies B Christianity paper: Christian Beliefs, Living the Christian Life, Crime and Punishment, Peace and Conflict.

A lesson that explores: why Black History Month exists (and why ‘White History Month’ doesn’t) videos, worksheets and activities focussing on six key people/moments in black history (Rosa Parks, Maya Angelou, Barack Obama, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela and the Slave Trade)