An engaging two-part lesson that looks to introduce students to Utilitarianism and evaluate it’s strengths and weaknesses. Included are: Dilemma cards for students to discuss and formulate opinions PowerPoint provided for two lessons strengths and weaknesses of this theory opportunity for peer/self-assessment visual ques and extension throughout Video included for two scenarios to engage students Can be used as part of a GCSE topic looking into ethics and moral dilemmas or as part of a key stage 3 SOW that looks into morality.

A lower ability/EAL resource worksheet that looks to explore what a prison is and asks students to understand some of the key vocabulary related to it. Works well within the AQA GCSE topic or can be used as an introduction to prisons for lower ability students. Included: Word Search Definition match up Application task Q+A involving a video ( hyperlink included)

A fully resourced lesson on Nuclear War AQA RE Theme D. This lesson focuses on the destructive nature of Nuclear War, its effect’s and whether it should be used. The lesson can be split into two 50 minute lessons or one full hour lesson, depending on which activities the teacher whould like to keep ( the first part on the Just War theory can be ignored if students have not completed that topic). Included are: Extension activities throughout Visual ques and questioning activities Statistics regarding the use and quantity of Nuclear weapons worldwide Application task which asks students to create a letter ( Trump)

A fully resourced lesson based on the topic Holy War from Theme D of the AQA RE spec. The main activity of the lesson involves students answering questions as a team from the GCSE textbook (AQA GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Specification A by Lesley Parry). The pages are not included with this resource so please ensure you have access to the book! Within the lesson: Powerpoint extension activities throughout Main collaborative task that looks to engage through competition Visual cues throughout Attempting GCSE 5 mark question after the collaborative task sentence starters provided A choice of self/peer assessment

A differentiated worksheet designed to keep EAL/SEN/Lower ability students engaged for the full 60 minute lesson. The activities include: Key words defined with pictures a very challenging word search involving key words matching definition activity A paired activity that will involve speaking a challenging reading and comprehension activity

A basic worksheet with three/four activities to help engage EAL/SEN/Lower ability students with the concept of suffering. The lesson is based on the RS GCSE curriculum but can easily be adapted to Key Stage Three or Two. Included are: Word search matching exercise with pictures Key words defined with pictures sentence scaffolding with pictures differentiated tasks

An excellent, well resourced and developed GCSE lesson which looks to introduce students to Christian beliefs on life after death. The main activity looks to reveal to students the difficultly in making a judgement on modern Christian's after life destination based on Biblical quotes on how to lead your life. SMSC has been considered with reflection opportunities within the lesson, with a focus on core British Values such as tolerance. This lesson can also be used in key stage 3 because of the fantastic resources provided but in consideration for Key stage four, there is GCSE question based on AQA spec A with an opportunity for peer-assessment. included are: power point lesson worksheet standalone lesson worksheet ( for students without a book)- or teacher interview character/judgement cards- for the main activity Challenge box extensions throughout Sentence starter scaffolding for GCSE question