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This lesson looks at the evolution of religion overall and then considers the impact of Christianity on Britain. This is intended as an overarching and general introduction so that students can see how we have moved from being a very religious society, under essentially one faith, to a more secular nation. This will give them a suitable backdrop when they go on to study certain periods in more detail. Tasks are differentiated on a bronze/silver/gold basis, and the notes for each slide provide explanation and possible discussion points.
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This has some interesting teaching points, and learning activities on it and is simple to use, which is all good. However, you would really need to get some specialist input to guard against the errors of some of these slides which seem to showcase religion, and Christianity, as a very negative force. The slide on impact especially focuses only on the negative impacts of Christianity on England and even then is very misleading in its portrayal. Monarchy existed long before the nation was truly Christianised (in around 1000), gender inequality was also a feature of England well before Christianity became the official religion (women were treated far worse in Rome than they ever were in Christian Britain) and though persecution happened under Christianity, the faith mainly spread through education promoted by Alfred the Great.
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