Complete quizzes covering Topics 1-9 of the Crime and Deviance course - adorned with colours and pictures for faster memorisation! £2 individually, but £10 per pack (£8 saved!).

A student’s colour-coded 7-page table on evaluating the extent of secularisation in the UK, America and globally, past and present. All topics have been considered and some extra facts are contained!

A student’s poster on the Ideology half of Topic 7 for Beliefs in Society - clear-cut and colourful!

A two-page chart for memorising the basics concerning Beliefs in Society key terminology!

A student’s picks from 7 articles, encompassing Topics 1-5 of the Beliefs in Society course - ideal for knowledge consolidation and sourcing additional evaluation.

A student’s one-page chart outlining the three different sociological definitions of religion, with theorists highlighted for memorisation.

A student’s multihued, wider reading-packed poster for Topic 6 of the Beliefs in Society course, specifically focusing on age disparities in religiosity.

A student’s striking ;) poster distinguishing between the origins and cessation of the Branch Davidians and the People’s Temple, with a final link to Wallis’ NRM typology.

A student’s poster which, assisted by some quantitative wider reading, recaps Steve Bruce’s insight into Poland and Iran, particularly magnifying cultural defence in the former.

A student’s 23 top-band 10 markers following the PEEL (Point, Evidence, Explanation, Evaluation, Link to Q) structure and spanning Topics 1-6 (due to lockdown changes to learning). Doable in timed conditions and a mixture of item/itemless questions!

Colourful and engaging Theories of Religion quiz, comprising of: 98 quick-fire questions. Separate evaluation sections for clarity. Cornered photographs to improve memory (ideal for visual learners). Belongs to £10 bundle containing every topic quiz (saves you £4!).

Engaging, bright and broad quizzes for all Beliefs in Society topics, averaging at 15-25 slides, with a maximum of 141 questions. Theorist images included and colour-coded thematically/for evaluative point for memorising these important differences. Note: A separate quiz is attached for Secularisation statistics to prevent students from being overwhelmed by quantitative information, with extra figures incorporated. Quizzes sold individually for £2.

A student’s five super-informative spider diagrams created at the beginning of their Beliefs in Society course, covering: Buddhism Hinduism Islam Sikhism Christianity Ideal for wider reading, and colour-coded in red/green to signify oppression/inclusion, this resource mixes article, podcast, film and other research to encourage pupils to think beyond the textbook.

Three fun visual displays conveying the various theories for science as a closed belief system.

A student’s succinct poster and short (10-slide) PowerPoint on the New Christian Right, useful for Topics 2 and 5 of the Beliefs in Society course (videos, statistics and evaluation included!).

A student’s wider reading on Confucianism for Topic 5 - Religion in a Global Context - of the Beliefs in Society course.

A student’s two posters for Topic 5 of the Beliefs in Society course that, alongside sprinkles of wider reading, cover: God and Globalisation in India. Capitalism in East Asia. Pentecostalism in Latin America/globally.

Brief topic 2 notes for Beliefs in Society - evaluation and images included!

A handout on the Dewsbury Bombers case to exemplify Taylor et al’s full social theory of deviance.

A PowerPoint providing a colourful overview of the Marxism sub-topic for Crime and Deviance.