Inspired by AQA GCSE Religious Studies A Christianity. Chapter 1 Beliefs & Teachings. In this lesson, students will explore the significance of Christianity as one of the world’s major religions, examining its global influence and the core beliefs that unite its followers. The session will delve into the Christian understanding of the nature of God, focusing on key concepts such as Christianity as a monotheistic religion as well as different denominations within Christianity. Through interactive discussions, reflective activities, and comparative analysis, students will gain insight into how these beliefs shape Christian worship, values, and their worldview. By the end of the lesson, students will have a deeper appreciation of Christianity’s role in shaping cultures and individual lives worldwide.

Inspired by AQA GCSE Religious Studies A Christianity. Chapter 1 Beliefs & Teachings. In this lesson, students will explore different Christian interpretations of how the earth was created, including literal, metaphorical, and scientific perspectives. They will examine key biblical texts, such as the Genesis creation accounts, and consider how these narratives are understood within different Christian traditions. The lesson will also investigate how Christian beliefs about creation connect to the concept of the Trinity, emphasising the roles of God the Father, the Son (as the Word), and the Holy Spirit in the act of creation. Through discussions, analysis, and reflective activities, students will deepen their understanding of how creation beliefs shape Christian worldviews and their connection to the nature of God.

Based on AQA GCSE Religious Studies A Christianity. Chapter 1 Beliefs & Teachings. In this lesson, students will explore the key events and details of the crucifixion of Jesus, drawing from biblical accounts and historical context. They will examine the theological significance of Jesus’ sacrifice, focusing on themes such as atonement, forgiveness, and redemption. The session will also explore how the crucifixion impacts Christians today, influencing their beliefs about suffering, love, and salvation, as well as shaping practices such as prayer, worship, and acts of compassion. Through discussions, textual analysis, and reflective activities, students will develop a deeper understanding of the crucifixion’s enduring meaning within the Christian faith.

Inspired by AQA GCSE Religious Studies A Christianity. Chapter 1 Beliefs & Teachings. In this lesson, students will explore various Christian beliefs about the afterlife and divine judgment, including concepts of heaven, hell, purgatory, and resurrection. They will examine how different denominations interpret these teachings, drawing on biblical passages and theological perspectives. The session will also analyse how these beliefs influence Christian behavior, ethics, and attitudes toward life, death, and morality. Through discussion, critical analysis, and reflective activities, students will gain a deeper understanding of the diversity within Christian thought and the practical implications of afterlife and judgment beliefs on daily living.

Inspired by AQA GCSE Religious Studies A Christianity. Chapter 1 Beliefs & Teachings. In this lesson, students will explore Christian beliefs about the resurrection and life after death, focusing on key teachings from the Bible and theological perspectives. They will examine the significance of Jesus’ resurrection as the foundation of Christian hope in eternal life and how this belief influences views on judgment, heaven, and hell. The lesson will also evaluate whether belief in the afterlife impacts the way Christians live, shaping their moral choices, values, and actions. Through discussions, case studies, and reflective activities, students will critically assess the role of these beliefs in guiding Christian life and practice.

Complete GCSE lesson on Islamic practices (2.1) from the AQA specification. This lesson focuses on the five pillars, the Ten Obligatory acts and the Shahadah in Sunni and Shi’a Islam. This is an interactive questions, with images, discussion points and questions to help learners develop their knowledge.