Here is my introduction lesson used for A-level but could be used for bright classes in GCSE. Here key words and contextualised and applied. Feedback is always useful.

Here is my lesson on the belief in God and a foundation for the teleological argument. Could be a homework sheet or a lesson sheet. Easy for all levels.

Here is my whole scheme of work for my Natural Moral Law course. It has 5 lessons surrounding the key areas studied,

Here is my lesson concerning Christain responses and futurama. Before this lesson, I taught free will and used an episode from the series. tasks are throughout and this is ready to be taught. Feel free to leave feedback. Enjoy

Here is a lesson on the design arugment. Ready to teach and quite fun. Made for a high ability set but could be easily adapted. Please leave feedback and enjoy it. One less thing for you to plan!

Here is my religious experience lesson for the edexcel exam board. Ready to teach with tasks for students to complete. lesson is like my other ones uploaded. Feel free to leave feedback. Enjoy .

Here is a lesson surrounding some key words in reference to just war. Lesson contains tasks and ready to teach. Feel free to leave feedback.

Here I have created a lesson on the first year 11 topic- the belief in God. Here the lesson focuses on religious upbringing. Any feedback is welcome. The lesson has tasks and ends with an 8 mark question.

Religion and morality structuring lesson consisting of students completing a bullet pointed structure ready for a H/W task of completing both a and b exam style questions. Ref made to Natural moral law and key philosophies in the topic. Please feel free to comment.

This is focused towards edexcel's unit 4- philosophy of religion. Here this is a structuring lesson. There is space left for students to challenge each other in the true or false section. Please feel free to leave comments.

Here is a lesson concerning the underlying principles of justice including task, quotes, and information to help structure their understanding. Any comments are always welcome. Publisher document is to go with first task of what punishment for the actions

Here is my conclusion lesson of religion be moral. This sums up the argument from Kierkegaard as a final conclusion. The worksheet is the Abraham and isaac story where the students should try and consider why this can be seen as moral.

Here the slides contain several quotes ready to print and students should consider strengths and weaknesses of each. Also considers Ross's contribution towards deontology.

An engaging lesson regarding Islam and infertility treatments. \nLots of fun differentiated tasks ready to be taught. Please leave feedback. Any useful comments would great.

A Level philosophy lesson with reference to Davis, Kant and Nagel.

GCSE introduction

Aristotle's attitude towards God with later developments of WIlliam Craig

A full lesson examining the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas and the 5 ways. This is his cosmological argument. Please feel free to comment and leave some feedback.

Here is an As level introduction to religion and morality. \nPlease feel free to use and leave feedback.

Aristotle and virtue ethics. Discussion on the golden mean/doctrine of the mean. Students have tasks throughout the slides. \nPlease feel free to leave comments.