This lesson focuses on what Christians believe about marriage. The following is in the PP: Characteristics of marriage The importance of marriage in society The sanctity of marriage Cohabitation Non religious attitudes towards marriage Classroom Exam Questions

This lesson focuses on Christian viewpoints on sexuality The lesson content has the following: Starter examination questions What Christians believe about homosexuality Independant task Plenary exam questions

This lesson focuses on the five main family types in the UK. The content enables students to do the following: Identify the types of families in the UK Describe Christians view of these families Explain the purpose of the family according to Christian teachings

A lesson focused on issues such as homosexuality and parenting Powerpoint and student booklet included Booklet can either be printed or uploaded so students can work online Success Criteria: List and describe various contemporary family issues such as, same-sex marriage and parenting Explain how Christians respond and address these contemporary issues Evaluate the impact of religious responses on families dealing with these issues, considering both positive and negative aspects.

Lesson focuses on gender roles linked to different religions Powerpoint & booklet provided Success Criteria: Identify and describe key teachings and beliefs about gender roles in various religions, including Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, and Buddhism. Compare and contrast the attitudes towards gender roles across different religions, highlighting similarities and differences. Reflect on how contemporary issues and societal changes have influenced and altered traditional gender roles in religious contexts.

Lesson powerpoint and workbooklet focused on contraception and family planning. Success Criteria: Identify and describe key Christian and Muslim teachings and beliefs about contraception and family planning. Compare and contrast the attitudes towards contraception and family planning between Christianity and Islam, highlighting similarities and differences. Analyse the theological, cultural, and historical reasons behind various Christian and Muslim attitudes towards contraception and family planning.