An introduction to the 6 major world religions; looking at key terminology and pilgrimage sites around the world.

A biblical quiz to help children find their way around the bible

A document setting out the biblical texts required for section 1 in the Old Testament - clear for the children. I like to give it to them as a little booklet for them to reference.

Club activity followed by questions about how you would feel if someone like Saul wanted to join your club.

A simple memory game to introduce Sikhism and some of the key facts as a good basis for discussion.

A pupil information/activity booklet to help guide through the Leaders and Prophets from the Old Testament from Section 1 in the Common Entrance Syllabus.

A lesson con the story of the paralysed man with a postcard activity

A summary of the key topics covered in section three of the common entrance syllabus

…learning about the life and teaching of moral and religious and philosophical leaders throughout the centuries. Heroes include... • My Hero • Jesus • Muhammad • Gandhi • Desmond Tutu • Mother Teresa • Rosa Parks • Socrates

This unit of work allows pupil to add depth to their knowledge of world religions. They will be learning from religion (AT2) more than learning about religion (AT1). Pupils will be exploring expression of faith through objects, music, drama, dance, art and colour.

These resources explore thinking skills and philosophical and ethical concepts linking to Biblical texts. Questions such as ‘What matters?’ ‘What is faith?’ ‘What is truth?’ as well as the ethics of lying, jealousy, stealing and non-violent protest and honouring your mother and father from the ten commandments are all considered.