A 40 minute to 1 hour Philosophy taster lesson. This is designed to provide Year 11 students with a taster of A level Philosophy and Ethics. Includes: Indivdual and group activities / discussion Reading and comprehension Reflecting on the OCR A level course and skills Introduction of key terms and deeper level abstract thinking

A lesson aimed at older students KS4 or KS5. Lesson objectives Clear activities and opportunities for discussion. Students should be able to define what a coercive relationship is, signs to spot coercion and power in a relationship. What students can do to seek help and advice if they are worried about themselves or others.

4 key word starters for AQA Islam & Christianity (Paper 1) Islam Beliefs Islam Practices Christianity Beliefs Christianity Practices Key word help, could be removed to make it more challenging.

A colour coding revision resource for students to complete individually or in small groups. Topics covered: Natural Law, Kantian ethics, Business ethics, Utilitarianism Sexual ethics and Euthanasia. Students need to be able to identify each key term or statement and sort them into the correct topic area. This resource can be broken down into two pages for two lessons / revision sessions or can be used at once. Answers included. Students can be pushed for explanations and definitions from the grid as well as simply categorising them.

Great quick revision activity or starter. 13 statements covering the OCR Ethics course. Students have to find the mistake / mistakes in each statement, highlight and correct the error. Answers included for teachers.

40 minute - 1 hour PSHE lesson on Sexual harrassment. Looks at statistics Definitions What counts as sexual harrassment? Exploring the recent Ofsted report findings Opportunities for discussion Where you can go for support?

A PowerPoint that promotes Year 13 students to ask questions they might have about going to Uni or how to insure a car. Tips on budgeting, living in halls and what to do if you are not enjoying Uni

6 sets of ‘Do now’ / Starter questions for OCR Ethics. A range of quick fire questions from across the Ethics syllabus designed to promote recall and cement learning. Easy and quick to print for the start of a lesson with answers provided for the teacher.