A lesson suitable for KS3 on the nature of God. Introduces students to key terminology and the difference between metaphors and attributes. Includes cart sort activity.

A medical ethics lesson investigating saviour siblings.

A lesson comparing Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism Challenge activities and SEN differentiation

A year 9 lesson aimed an introducing the theodicy of Augustine. Includes key word match up and card sort activity.

A year 9 lesson exploring the story of Job and considers the question whether suffering can be justified. Includes a card sort activity, listening frame and an extended writing planning sheet.

A year 8 lesson exploring the use of sacred texts as a source of authority for making moral decisions. The focus is on writing an evaluation answer with a card sort to support.

A lesson which introduces students to key areas of Hinduism. Includes a factfile finding activity with differentiated resources.

A mini booklet with revision tasks for Buddhism

Some video interviews, card sort and example exam questions

A lesson looking at Aristotle's function argument and eudaimonia

A lesson exploring the 6 articles of the faith and their importance with exam questions.

A lesson on predestination in Islam with a philosophical silent debate and practice exam questions with peer assessment.

A KS3 lesson introducing the concept of the sanctity of life argument.

A lesson on abortion including: -Considering when life begins - Diamond 9 reasons for abortion activity - Card sort - Religious quotes interpretation and linking to the topic activity

A year 8 lesson designed to explore the symbolism behind the 5ks, consider challenges faced by wearing religious symbols and an evaluation question considering the importance of expressing faith through what your wear.

A year 8 lesson designed to explore the key features of a mandir and then compare the advantages of worshiping at home or in a temple. Inlcudes a video and questions.

A lesson exploring types of fertility treatment and associated ethical issues.

KS3 lesson introducing types of suffering and the problem of evil argument.

A GCSE lesson for the new AQA Specification A Includes: - Liking religious quotes to crimes and how to treat others. - Practice exam questions - Can causing suffering to others ever be justified?

A whole lesson aimed at year 9. The lesson includes: A carousel activity to identify key features of churches and the symbolism behind them. An activity on the use of churches. A card sort on whether places of worship are a waste of money. An evaluation question which can be used in class or as homework.