This lesson is part of the inter-disciplinary project: Religion and Sport. Pupils learn to describe a situation where an athlete may experience a conflict between the requirements of their religious belief and the demands of their sport, to identify and explain any religious beliefs/practices associated with the potential conflict and to discuss factors that will influence choices for a person facing such a conflict.
The resource can be used with S1/S2/S3 classes (Scotland) or year 7/8/9 (England) and it is designed to last 1-2 periods.
Pupils are encouraged to debate, to express their own opinions and to think more deeply about this topic. The activities are designed to give all pupils opportunities to achieve all success criteria and experience enjoyment at the same time.
The PowerPoint, with a very clear structure and eye-catching images can be used to boost vocabulary, to consolidate understanding and encourage confident thinking.
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A great pack of resources on an interesting topic, thank you. Lots of opportunity to apply and reflect.
A well presented cross curricular resource. Fantastic for engaging disaffected pupils. Worked really well with the boys in my class.
Love this. Working in the Middle East this hits close to home, the reality of such a topic and how difficult it can be for some young athletes. A topic that needs discussed with sensitivity and empathy, thanks for this. Excellent value for money.
Excellent resource! Loved the detailed case studies and presentation. An interesting topic that gives rise to much reflection!
Great resource, good way to identify and explain any religious beliefs/practices in sport and to see the conflicts that may rise.
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