Full lesson covering Jesus’ resurrection and how it is shown in various paintings. Includes creative task to create their own art work showing the resurrection. Suitable for KS3/4 students.

A resource originally created for a GCSE class studying Edexcel Catholic Christianity. Suitable for high ability KS3 or any KS4 class.

A resource originally created for a GCSE class studying Edexcel Catholic Christianity. Suitable for high ability KS3 or any KS4 class.

A resource originally created for a GCSE class studying Edexcel Catholic Christianity. Suitable for high ability KS3 or any KS4 class.

A resource originally created for a GCSE class studying Edexcel Catholic Christianity. Suitable for high ability KS3 or any KS4 class.

A lesson originally planned for KS4 class studying Edexcel Catholic Christianity GCSE. Suitable for a high ability KS3 class or KS4 GCSE class.

A resource originally used for a Year 10 class for Edexcel Catholic Christianity Chapter 1 - Beliefs and Teachings. Suitable for higher ability KS3 and all KS4 students.

Designed as an introduction to utilitarianism for a KS4/KS5 class. Ideal for Catholic school ‘General RE’ or equivalent.

A lesson on Sikhism - designed as an introduction to Sikhism or an overview for units of work looking at many world religions.

Lesson on Anne Frank, originally made for an RE lesson but may be useful for History/English too!

An overview of Malala’s life and how she has inspired a generation

An overview of Jewish beliefs on life after death.

A simple lesson looking at the concept of Original Sin, in a manner appropriate to KS3/low ability KS4.

KS3 lesson on the creation of humanity

A simple overview for KS3 class on creation

KS3 lesson on Revelation, originally taught to Year 7 according to new Catholic framework but suitable for any KS3/lower ability KS4.

A PowerPoint suitable for students in KS3 and KS4 reviewing simple aspects of Christian and Humanist views on the afterlife.

A lesson looking at the Stephen Lawrence case and the implications of the case on institutionalised racism. The lesson also looks at the rhetoric of Black Lives Matter vs All Lives Matter and discusses different religious views on equality.