<p>This engaging KS3 RE lesson explores the concept of scripture being “God-breathed” and inspired by God, in line with Catholic beliefs. Designed with reference to the Source and Summit textbook and compliant with the RE Directory, the lesson helps students understand how the Bible is both a human and divine work.</p>
<p>It covers key topics such as the role of the Holy Spirit in scripture, the importance of the apostles, and how the Bible guides Catholics toward salvation.</p>
<p>Perfect for reinforcing understanding of the Bible’s authority and the concept of divine inspiration, this lesson includes thought-provoking activities, scripture analysis, and clipart visuals to support learning. Ideal for 11-14-year-old students!</p>
<p>Discover a comprehensive and engaging lesson on the important of the Old Testament for Catholics, designed for KS3 RE students. This lesson is planned in line with the Source and Summit textbook and fully complies with the RE Directory.</p>
<p>It covers key concepts, including the importance of both Testaments for Catholics, with clear definitions, engaging activities, and opportunities for deep reflection. Perfect for enhancing students’ understanding of Scripture and Catholic teachings.</p>
<p>Explore the powerful lessons of the Book of Daniel with this engaging lesson pack! Perfect for KS3 students, this resource connects the vivid imagery and symbolism of Daniel’s prophecies to key themes in both the Old and New Testaments. Students will learn about God’s control over history, the importance of faith and courage, and how Daniel’s visions and Jesus’ parables both convey profound spiritual truths.</p>
<p>This lesson includes comprehension questions, discussion points, and activities that help students understand and connect with the messages of Daniel. Ideal for enhancing religious studies, this resource provides a deep dive into the wisdom and teachings that bridge the Old and New Testaments.</p>
<p>This is planned in line with the KS3 RED Directory.</p>
<p>Unlock the wisdom of the prophet Amos in this engaging KS3 lesson, designed in line with the Source to Summit textbook. Students will explore the purpose of prophetic messages, diving into the powerful warnings and hopeful promises Amos conveyed to guide and challenge the people.</p>
<p>Through interactive activities, discussions, and reflection, learners will understand why prophecies often call for change while offering reassurance. Perfect for deepening students’ knowledge of biblical teachings and inspiring meaningful connections to justice and compassion today.</p>
<p>This fully planned and resourced lesson explores the significance of the Old Testament and the role of Jesus within Christianity, aligned with the Source to Summit textbook. The lesson includes clear objectives, engaging activities, and differentiated resources to support learning for a range of abilities.</p>
<p>Pupils will explore key concepts such as the Tanakh, Old Testament, Messiah, and prophecies, and will develop critical thinking skills by evaluating statements about Jesus’ role in relation to the Old Testament.</p>
<p>Perfect for teachers looking for a structured, comprehensive lesson plan with everything you need to teach this topic effectively.</p>
<p>This thought-provoking Year 8 lesson explores the theme of prophecies that criticise external religions, with a focus on the prophet Amos.</p>
<p>Fully resourced and planned using the Source to Summit textbook, the lesson delves into Amos’ messages, highlighting his criticisms of foreign worship and idolatry. Through engaging activities and structured discussions, students will explore the historical and theological context of Amos’ prophecies and reflect on their relevance today.</p>
<p>Ideal for deepening students’ understanding of prophetic criticism and its connection to faith, this lesson provides comprehensive resources and clear teaching strategies.</p>
<p>This engaging KS3 lesson explores ‘how the Bible is a library of books’, introducing students to the structure and organisation of the Bible.</p>
<p>Fully resourced and carefully planned using the Source to Summit textbook, the lesson provides a clear overview of the Old and New Testaments, the different literary genres, and the significance of each book.</p>
<p>With interactive activities and comprehensive teacher notes, this lesson is designed to deepen students’ understanding of the Bible’s composition while fostering critical thinking and discussion. Perfect for enhancing your RE curriculum with engaging, ready-to-use resources!</p>
<p>This Year 8 RE lesson, “Prophecy and Promise: How Do Prophecies Call for Care for the Poor?” is carefully planned in line with the new KS3 Year 8 RE Directory. Using the Source to Summit textbook, the lesson explores the message of the prophet Amos and his call for justice and care for the poor. Students will engage with key prophetic teachings and understand their relevance today, promoting a deeper understanding of Catholic Social Teaching. Perfect for KS3 students, this resource encourages thoughtful reflection on social justice through biblical prophecy.</p>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Prophecy and Promise looking at ‘How do you navigate the Bible’, focussing on Bible referencing sklls.</p>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Prophecy and Promise looking at ‘Why is the Bible read in translation’?</p>
<p>This comprehensive lesson bundle covers essential topics in theology and ethics, designed to engage students in deep exploration and critical thinking.</p>
<p>This has been fully planned and resourced in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y8 unit: Creation and Covenant unit.</p>
<p>The Fall (Genesis 3) - What Went Wrong?<br />
Explore the story of the Fall in Genesis, discussing the first moral decision and its implications for humanity’s relationship with God and each other.</p>
<p>Consequences of the Fall and Original Sin<br />
Delve into the concept of Original Sin, examining how the Fall introduced sin into the world and the lasting effects it has in Catholic teaching.</p>
<p>What is Baptism? Infant vs. Believer’s Baptism<br />
Learn about the significance of baptism as a sacrament, comparing infant and believer’s baptism to understand differing views on initiation into faith.</p>
<p>What is Freedom?<br />
Reflect on the Catholic understanding of freedom as a gift from God, discussing how true freedom is found in following God’s will and living a moral life.</p>
<p>What is a Covenant? The Sinai Covenant<br />
Study the idea of covenant as a sacred promise between God and His people, with a focus on the Sinai Covenant and its importance in salvation history.</p>
<p>Why Have Rules? Is the Decalogue Still Relevant Today?<br />
Examine the purpose of the Ten Commandments, discussing their timeless moral guidance and relevance in today’s world.</p>
<p>What is Conscience?<br />
Introduce the concept of conscience in Catholic teaching, emphasizing how it guides individuals in making moral decisions aligned with God’s will.</p>
<p>Moses in Art<br />
Discover how Moses is depicted in various art forms, analyzing how artists have portrayed his role as a leader and prophet throughout history.</p>
<p>Sophie Scholl - Conscientious Objector<br />
Learn about Sophie Scholl, a modern-day example of moral courage, and explore her role as a conscientious objector in resisting injustice during WWII.</p>
<p>Each lesson is crafted to support critical thinking, faith formation, and moral understanding, aligning with the Catholic Religious Education Directory for Year 8.</p>
<p>This comprehensive lesson bundle covers essential topics in theology and ethics, designed to engage students in deep exploration and critical thinking.</p>
<p>This has been fully planned and resourced in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Creation and Covenant unit.</p>
<p>What is God? God as Mystery<br />
Introduce students to the concept of God as a mystery, exploring Catholic beliefs about God’s nature, power, and presence in the world.</p>
<p>Revelation<br />
Discuss how God reveals Himself to humanity, including through the Bible, nature, and human experience, helping students understand the Catholic view of divine revelation.</p>
<p>Creation According to Genesis 1 and 2<br />
Explore the creation stories in Genesis, examining what they teach about God, the world, and humanity’s role in it from a Catholic perspective.</p>
<p>Scientific Theories of Creation<br />
Present scientific explanations for the origins of the universe, including the Big Bang Theory and evolution, to encourage respectful dialogue between faith and science.</p>
<p>What do Catholics Believe About the Scientific Theories of Creation?<br />
Explain how Catholics view scientific theories of creation, emphasizing the Church’s acceptance of science alongside belief in God as the ultimate creator.</p>
<p>What is Our Responsibility to Others? (Catholic Social Teaching)<br />
Introduce Catholic Social Teaching, discussing our duty to love and help others, especially those in need, as part of living out God’s commandments.</p>
<p>What is Our Responsibility to the World? (Stewardship and Laudato Si)<br />
Learn about stewardship, using Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si to understand the importance of caring for creation and protecting the environment.</p>
<p>Dorothy Stang<br />
Study the life of Sister Dorothy Stang, a modern-day example of stewardship and social justice, who dedicated her life to defending the rights of the poor and the environment.</p>
<p>Creation of Adam (Art)<br />
Examine Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, discussing its symbolism and how art can reflect Catholic beliefs about God’s relationship with humanity.</p>
<p>Each lesson is designed to spark curiosity, foster understanding, and encourage students to consider how faith and responsibility intersect, aligning with the Catholic Religious Education Directory for Year 7.</p>
<p>Revision Mat/Knowledge Organiser planned in line of the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Creation and Covenant covering the following topics:</p>
<ul>
<li>What is God (God as Mystery)</li>
<li>Revelation</li>
<li>Creation according to Genesis 1 and 2</li>
<li>Scientific Theories of Creation</li>
<li>What do Catholics believe about the Scientific Theories of Creation?</li>
<li>What is our responsibility to others (Catholic Social Teaching)</li>
<li>What is our responsibility to the world (Stewardship and Laudato Si)</li>
<li>Dorothy Stang</li>
<li>Creation of Adam (Art)</li>
</ul>
<p>Revision Mat/Knowledge Organiser planned in line of the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y8 unit: Creation and Covenant covering the following topics:</p>
<ul>
<li>The Story of the Fall (Genesis 3)</li>
<li>Consequences of the Fall and Original Sin</li>
<li>What is Baptism, including infant and believer’s baptism</li>
<li>What is a Covenant and what is the Sinai Covenant?</li>
<li>Why have rules in the first place - is the Decalogue still relevant today?</li>
<li>What is conscience?</li>
<li>Moses in Art</li>
<li>Sophie Scholl - Conscientious Objector</li>
</ul>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y8 unit: Prophecy and Promise looking at ‘Why do prophecies contain calls to repentance’, with a focus on the Prophet Amos.</p>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Prophecy and Promise looking at the ‘Introduction to the Bible’ and key Catholic beliefs around it.</p>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Creation and Covenant looking at the Lived Religion Option: ‘What can we learn from Sister Dorothy Stang?’.</p>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Creation and Covenant looking at the Artistic Expression option: ‘The Creation of Adam’.</p>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y8 unit: Prophecy and Promise looking at ‘How does Jeremiah fulfil the prophetic pattern’.</p>
<p>Fully planned lesson in line with the new KS3 Catholic RED for the Y7 unit: Creation and Covenant looking at “What is our responsibility to the world?’” with a focus on Stewardship and Laudato si’.</p>
