A philosophy for children template which can be used for discussion lessons. Each slide tells you what to include. Fully structured power point for pupils to create their own question to discuss. Fully resourced lesson with no planning needed, just find a suitable article or video for your lesson and away you go.

A lesson on the 3rd Just War criteria - Jus post bellum. The last part of the lesson is then a task on the strength and weaknesses of Just War Theory as a whole. The following resources are included: Full lesson PowerPoint with all task explained Stations group research task with information to print A worksheet for the stations task An information sheet outlining the strengths and weaknesses of Just War Theory A speech guidance sheet for the speech task No planning required.

A 1 hour lesson on the secular responses to Environmental ethics. Examining the approaches from deep ecology, eco-holism and conservation ethics. The lesson includes full Power Point with embedded videos and explanation of tasks, a card sort activity and information sheet on the different approaches. No planning needed.

A fully resourced lesson on the different types of pacifism (absolute, contingent and preferential) then analysing and evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of pacifism. Includes: A full powerpoint with embedded video clips and activities An infohunt task with worksheet A card sort Debate task

A fully resourced lesson for the first cause argument. This is from the God and Revelation unit. Includes a variety of tasks which can be adapted for your students. Includes a powerpoint, mark sheet, spiral learning task and reading materials.

A full lesson including a PowerPoint and worksheet on Realism and Christian Realism in relation to War and Peace. Useful for A-Level or Pre U philosophy or religious studies. No extra planning needed.

A lesson on the application of Kant and utilitarianism to environmental ethics. The 1 hour lesson includes a powerpoint, kahoot, information sheet, stations task and discussion task. No planning needed.

A full lesson on the Kantian and Utilitarian views on abortion. It is a fully resourced lesson with a variety of individual and group work tasks. No planning needed.

A fully resourced 1- 1 1/2 hour lesson on the Christian and Buddhist views on euthanasia. No planning needed. Included is: A key word check on the types and forms of euthanasia A sorting task of non religious views A hexagon card sort activity comparing and contrasting the different religious views A 12 mark question with mark scheme and peer assessment.

A writing template for KS3 and GCSE Religious Studies / Religious Education. Could be used for most exam boards.

A 1 hour lesson on who is responsible for beliefs about Jihad? A variety of tasks are included including and a thinking skills ranking task, verbal essay. Could be used for AQA GCSE Religious Studies or KS3 RE

A lesson on Kant and Utilitarianism on euthanasia. Including various other arguments for and against. The lesson includes a card sort, venn diagram task and discussion task. No planning needed.

A philosophy for children lesson based about the trolley problem. Includes an article and video to introduce the debate and a fully structured power point for pupils to create their own question to discuss. Fully resources lesson with no planning needed.

A series of lessons on Ethics that could be used for KS3 or compulsory RE at KS4. All lessons are fully resourced. An assessment is also included. Lessons include: Absolutism vs Relativism Utilitarianism Utilitarianism assessment The Trolley problem The environment The euthypro dilemma