I am a head of year in a school and attached is my NPQML. My project was on improving attendance for Y11 pupils to increase attainment. I achieved 32/32. I did my project with Learners First. I found looking at other NPQML’s helpful to help understand what was required for the write up at each section. I hope this helps you.

This was planned for the Eduqas spec with a focus on an exam question. It is a 15 marker exam question which is a statement question and then arguing for and against. The question is ‘Jesus was just an ordinary man’. It worked really well and helped recap knowledge on Jesus whilst also practising for an exam question. You could adapt and change this to suit other boards.

Lesson for the Eduqas new spec Religious Studies course. This is for paper 1 the issues paper and for the topic of life and death issues. Students look at the difference between religion and science with regards to creation but also at intelligent design. You need a copy of the Eduqas text book to complete some of the activities in this lesson.

Attached is a knowledge organiser with the key words for the new spec Eduqas Religious Studies = Paper 1 - LIFE AND DEATH ISSUES. Could go in student books or be used as a revision resource.

Attached is a knowledge organiser with the key words for the new spec Eduqas Religious Studies = Paper 1, 2 and 3 (Hinduism). Could go in student books or be used as a revision resource.

Lesson on Free Will in particular Pelagius and Arminius for the Eduqas Religious Studies A level Ethics. This is for Theme 4 Determinism and Free Will and is the part D section of the spec.

A lesson for Eduqas Religious Studies Ethics on John Finnis’ development of Natural Law. This is part D on Theme 2 - Deontological Ethics.

A revision booklet with quotes from the Bible and Hindu scriptures for GCSE. The quotes are specifically off the eduqas spec but could be applied to any exam board.

Flip learning lesson with exam practice. Give students the section of the textbook (see PDF) and to read for homework. Then next lesson they have already learnt about Diwali from the homework. Go through new learning on other Hindu festivals. Students then plan out an answer with the structure provided to a 15 mark exam question and then peer assess using mark scheme. Worked really well with my Y11’s Use this link for the videos if it doesn’t work on the powerpoint -

Assembly designed for Y11 but could be used with Y12 or Y13 on revision techniques. Start with a memory game and then go through the different techniques. Video linked also from radio 1 about improving memory for exams and I had a song playing as they walked in which is also linked.

Started teaching health and social care after some time off from it but picked it up from a teacher who has left so I'm half way through a unit. This is Unit 5 Level 2 - promoting health and wellbeing. The lesson is an introduction to learning aim b with a focus on smoking. There are 3 videos which are old adverts I saved but powerful at looking at whether these work to help stop people smoking. Then a worksheet for them to do and then finally a task to look at the distinction aspect of evaluating the strategies used to address stop smoking. This is all a preparation lesson to then get them ready to complete the tasks.

Powerpoint and resources for a lesson on what Christians believe about eschatology and judgement with sections on end of the world beliefs. Idea is to prepare students for exam and I have planned this with Y11 in mind but could suit any KS4 group. There is a large emphasis on Bible quotes and parables to get students those higher marks. Hope you find it useful.

This is an assembly I planned to welcome back Y11. The aim is to encourage them to think of the road ahead and even though it is going to be difficult to never give up. I used the examples of two students one who had no problems during his school life and passed but one student who did but still passed. Great video as well to show them about never giving up.

Planned as part of the Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies Spec for Hinduism but could be used for other specs. Powerpoint has quite a lot of content and then activites with the focus on exam practice which again these questions could be slightly changed to your specification but the main thing is the content on the topics. Area covered in spec is: Cosmology Understanding of the universe (prakriti):BhagavataPurana 1.2.6 The Three Qualities (Tri-guna) Cycle of the four ages (yugas) Bhagavata Purana, 3.11.19 Bhagavad Gita 8.17,importance of vaikuntha:Srimad-Bhagavatam3.15.16–23

A PowerPoint presentation on Hinduism and responses to suffering and in particular Euthanasia. The information sheet I used was just from bbc religions website so haven't attached it here. I planned this for the Eduqas GCSE Hinduism for the following section Free will and responses to suffering and maya:BhagavataPurana 5.5.8, cycle of birth and death, Bhagavad Gita2.60 –63

Planned as part of the Eduqas GCSE course but could be used to suit other exam boards. PowerPoint presentation, information sheet to use as a worksheet to complete questions and then a quote sheet they can stick in their book. Four aims:(dharma as duty/righteousness,artha, kama and moksha); sanatana dharma and varnashramadharma:Bhagavata Purana 1.2.6, The Mahabharata, Book 9.60 Importance of knowledge, ahimsa, mind/sense control,respect, humility and love:Bhagavad Gita 18.42-43, 13. 8 -12, 16. 1 -3

Could be used for GCSE or A level Powerpoint on religious views on the nature and value of life and then notes to go with it on Christianity, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism.

Powerpoint and resource/worksheet on religious views on end of the world but in particular Christianity and Islam. Could be used for GCSE or A level.

A PowerPoint aimed at A level for support of the cosmological argument. Planned for Eduqas Religious Studies Component 2 Philosophy of Religion - Theme 1 Arguments for the existence of God - Inductive.

Designed for A level Religious Studies to go through Richard Swinburne approach to religious experience. Focus in particular on principle of credulity and principle of testimony. Planned for Eduqas Religious Studies Component 2: Philosophy of Religion - Theme 3 Religious Experience.