High-quality lesson on religious attitudes to the victims of war. Includes: - Two practice questions and mark schemes - Image discussion activity - Detailed notes - Explanation of religious charities

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A high quality lesson about Personal Identity for KS3.

Enough material for 1-2 lessons on the new spec 'Crime and Punishment' unit. Includes discussion plans, high level of detail.

Ready to print exam paper laid out for pupil responses and teacher feedback boxes.

Mark scheme for Assessment.

A very clear and concise, student friendly cover sheet for the first unit of the new specification. Includes student performance descriptors, current and target boxes and definitions of key terms.

A simple, effective and intuitively laid out cover sheet for the Religion, War and Peace unit for the new specification. Includes key terminology (and their definitions), target and current grades and a checklist for the unit itself.

Includes AQA expectations and key terminology and definitions. Very useful tool for tracking progress through the topic and for revision.

This high-quality resource is ready to use for the new specification. It includes: - High level of detail - War film scene analysis and comparison - Religious views (Buddhism and Christianity) on peace, justice, forgiveness and reconciliation - 'Wordsplat' plenary Produced by a department that is extremely proud of its outstanding outcomes for its pupils: 2015 - 95% A*- C, 47% A*-A , residual 1.81 2016 - 93% A*- C, 40% A*-A, residual 1.63

A high-quality lesson for the AQA RS A New specification. Includes: - Supporting images and graphics - High level of detail - Ideas from Mahayana and Theravada Buddhist traditions - Analysis and explanation of Tibetan Mandala - Editable format Produced by a department that is extremely proud of its outstanding outcomes for its pupils: 2015 - 95% A*- C, 47% A*-A , residual 1.81 2016 - 93% A*- C, 40% A*-A, residual 1.63

An extensive and detailed exploration on key revision strategies. Includes: - Theoretical approaches - Styles of learner - Examples and theory of different strategies (mind-mapping, cue cards, podcasting, mnemonics etc.) - A Mo Farah starter Was extremely well received by parents and students.

An extremely thorough level ladder (1-9) for GCSE Religious Studies. It is in student speak and is very easy to use.

An excellent lesson on what Arhats and Bodhisattvas are. Lesson includes: - High quality images and learning 'hooks' - Clear explanation of Arhats and historical/religious context - Clear explanation of Bodhisattva and historical/religious context - Understanding from Theravada and Mahayana schools of thought - Fun plenary - Thought-provoking differentiated starter Produced by a department that is extremely proud of its outstanding outcomes for its pupils: 2015 - 95% A*- C, 47% A*-A , residual 1.81 2016 - 93% A*- C, 40% A*-A, residual 1.63

High quality lesson on Buddha's enlightenment. Includes: - Explanation of the 'Four Watches' - Buddha's initial reluctance to teach - High quality images - Editable format

A quality lesson explaining Pure Land Buddhism. Includes: - High quality images - Differentiated Plenary - Detailed notes - Quotes for Master Shinran and T'an Luan -

Mark scheme of Buddhist beliefs assessment.

A high quality lesson that explores the biblical and historical JC. Includes: - High quality images - Movie scene analysis activity - Scripture extract and analysis activity - Quality quiz/answers - High level of detail Produced by a department that is extremely proud of its outstanding outcomes for its pupils: 2015 - 95% A*- C, 47% A*-A , residual 1.81 2016 - 93% A*- C, 40% A*-A, residual 1.63

An interesting lesson that explores the criteria of a Just War as set out by St Thomas Aquinas (worksheet included) and the Geneva conventions. Also has a worksheet embedded within the PowerPoint about GC and the Commando A case in Helmand. Needs to be discussed sensitively. Only tackle if you have a good grasp on behaviour.