This bite size A-Level bundle including 12 different sets of revision notes provides revision on Meta ethics, Kantian deontology, Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics, Medical Ethics, Natural Moral Law, Situational Ethics, Utilitarianism (Act/Rule/Ideal/Negative/Preference), Environmental Ethics, Equality Ethics, Sexual Ethics and War Ethics. Each topic is broken down into 2-4 pages of core information including scholars, quotes, key theory and application.

A KS4 lesson examining the Augustinian Theodicy - Fun, interactive and engaging. Students will enjoy and reflect deeply on the nature of evil.

This lesson works well for any KS3 class. It requires students to adapt the nativity into a modern local setting, explore who they would cast in each role, how they would dress them, transport, scenes, script. It’s fun to put a local twist on and script using local slang too! Students have two modern examples as a reference and reflect upon the teaching of Pope Francis on the nativity.

Is it ethical to use animals to help fight wars? Let’s explore today how countries have used animals to fight wars throughout history and discuss whether this is morally acceptable.

What does it mean to be happy? Does wealth, fame and material possesions make you happy? Explore a range of inspirational rolemodels who explore true spiritual happiness.

In this bundle we explore: The key concepts of Kantian Ethics Application of the Kant’s Categorical Imperatives to a wide range of exciting dilemmas. We do a court case based upon war ethics. We explore the key strengths and weaknesses of Kantian Ethics and explore scholars’ views. We look at how Kantian Ethics has been developed by Ross and Nagel.

This session is an exciting exploration of Advent traditions from around the world. Some of them are unusual and some are very bizarre, but students always find this a fascinating exploration. A learning mat is attached for students to record their learning.

In this Sixth Form lecture we look at whether going to a football match is like attending church and whether following a football club is like being a member of a religion? We also explore whether going clubbing is a way to experience the divine.

Want to get your students excited about genetic engineering? Want to get your students creating, imagining and debating? This is a very fun, interactive and engaging lesson that will inspire your students to reflect on modern ethical issues in a fun and dynamic way.

- Background to John Stuart Mill, - Rule Utilitarianism - Case-studies and critiques - Applying Rule Utilitarianism to condoms in Africa.

Examining the morality of genetically engineering your own baby

This is an engaging role-play court case lesson in which we put Pontius PIlate on trial for wrongly executing Jesus. Using different discussion based activities students learn about the fairness of trial, the requirements for a Jewish and Roman trial and the injustice Jesus faced at his. Students will be asked to take on roles and put Pontius Pilate on trial before reviewing their own efforts through self-assessment. Fun, informative and engaging.

Everything you need to know on Bentham's Act Utilitarianism in an easy to see guide. Included in this pack: - Background to Bentham, - Act Utilitarianism: Hedonic Calculus, - Case-studies - Applying Act Utilitarianism to the issue of condoms in Africa.

AS level applied ethics - Easy to digest bite size revision for Religious applied Ethics. Each topic has memorable case-studies to help students achieve their full potential.

Interactive lesson examining the origins of evolution and the Roman Catholic view.

Want to engage and interest your students? Look no further than this exciting and interactive lesson! From epic debates to selling your own human beings for spare parts - this will excite and enthuse your learners for sure.

Help your students soar to success with this easy to digest Bite size AS level Ethical Theory Revision guide. Contains all you need to succeed on: Utilitarianism - Act, Rule, Negative, Ideal and Preference. Situation Ethics Natural Moral Law

Exciting and interactive lesson on the Irenaen Theodicy - experiments, games and theology combine to make a stimulating learning experience for KS4 students.

This is the an engaging, interactive and interesting exploration of the morality of war. This scheme of work includes: Lesson 1 - Operation Battleplan - an interactive war game to get students to examine the ethics of war. Lesson 2 - How does the media portray war? Lesson 3 - What are the key causes of war? Lesson 4 - The Christian just war theory. Lesson 5 - The Islamic just war theory. Lesson 6 - Court case challenge role-play lesson: Putting the Pilots involved in the Bombing of Dresden on trial. Lesson 7 - Padres at war. Lesson 8 - Speaking and listening assessment challenge. Worksheets, ethical dilemmas, differentiated homeworks. 22 resources included and 8 hours of classroom fun, role-play, games (and of course lots of learning thrown in for good measure). These resources have worked very well for my students and both the the upper ability and lower ability students have made excellent progress through these lessons. I hope you enjoy them as much as my students have.

Interactive lesson including mime, dance, acting, model building, corners game, dragons den and an experiment.

Want to engage your students with an exciting lesson? Delve into this lesson which requires your students to create their own religious apps and present them to the Dragons in order to win Jesus dollars! Fun, progress and relevance guaranteed!