The lesson is comprised of a powerpoint and word doc. The ppt fully supports all activities and is linked to the new spec. The word doc supports all abilities in that there is a ready made guide for following the ppt - much more helpful than facing a blank page! This resource supports at least two lessons of learning. There is a starter, vocab exercise, clip with questions, group activity and plenary task.

The powerpoint is designed to cover all the main teachings, key words, sub-topics and typical exam questions relating to AQA 9-1 Religious Studies Spec A. The word document is designed to accompany the ppt slides. This is intended to provide a ‘safety net’ for all students but particularly those who may be struggling and just want to be clear on what the main learning actually involves. It is assumed that these activities are ‘cemented’ by other activities, especially useful diverges to enhance interest and learning. This lesson was particularly difficult to resource without going too heavily into creationism or science. However, the implication is that these issues will have to be referred to at some point. There is also a homework task to ensure the Muslim beliefs about creation are covered if there isn’t time for a separate lesson. The key concepts are covered in the lesson so the homework should be accessible to all.

The powerpoint is designed to cover all the main teachings, key words, sub-topics and typical exam questions relating to AQA 9-1 Religious Studies Spec A. The word document is designed to accompany the ppt slides. This is intended to provide a ‘safety net’ for all students but particularly those who may be struggling and just want to be clear on what the main learning actually involves. It is assumed that these activities are ‘cemented’ by other activities, especially useful diverges to enhance interest and learning. I have attempted to find inspiring examples of pollution with the intention that students begin to engage with the feelings of how crucial the issue is to their future lives and the lives of others. There are extension tasks that could also work as homework task to ensure content is covered if there isn’t time for a separate lesson.

The powerpoint is designed to cover all the main teachings, key words, sub-topics and typical exam questions relating to AQA 9-1 Religious Studies Spec A. The word document is designed to accompany the ppt slides. This is intended to provide a ‘safety net’ for all students but particularly those who may be struggling and just want to be clear on what the main learning actually involves. It is assumed that these activities are ‘cemented’ by other activities, especially useful diverges to enhance interest and learning. I have attempted to find interesting real life examples such as Tony Bland and Diane Pretty with the intention that students begin to engage with the feelings of how crucial the issue is to their future lives and the lives of others. There are extension tasks that could also work as homework task to ensure content is covered if there isn’t time for a separate lesson. Homework is also provided to examine the case of Terry Pratchett and how he considered the merits of euthanasia but went on to achieve more with his life and die naturally. The latter is a really good example of a real case example of how decisions about euthanasia could lead to unforeseen and tragic consequences.

The powerpoints are designed to cover all the main teachings, key words, sub-topics and typical exam questions relating to AQA 9-1 Religious Studies Spec A. The word documents are designed to accompany the ppt slides. This is intended to provide a ‘safety net’ for all students but particularly those who may be struggling and just want to be clear on what the main learning actually involves. It is assumed that these activities are ‘cemented’ by other activities, especially useful diverges to enhance interest and learning. These lesson were particularly difficult to resource without going too heavily into creationism or science. However, the implication is that these issues will have to be referred to at some point. There are also two homework tasks. The first is to ensure the Muslim beliefs about creation are covered if there isn’t time for a separate lesson. The second homework is research into IFEES and the 2030 Agenda for sustainable Development. The key concepts are covered in the lesson so the homework should be accessible to all.

Both powerpoints are designed to cover all the main teachings, key words, sub-topics and typical exam questions relating to AQA 9-1 Religious Studies Spec A. The word document is designed to accompany the ppt slides. This is intended to provide a ‘safety net’ for all students but particularly those who may be struggling and just want to be clear on what the main learning actually involves. It is assumed that these activities are ‘cemented’ by other activities, especially useful diverges to enhance interest and learning. For euthanasia I have attempted to find interesting real life examples such as Tony Bland and Diane Pretty with the intention that students begin to engage with the feelings of how crucial the issue is to their future lives and the lives of others. There are extension tasks that could also work as homework task to ensure content is covered if there isn’t time for a separate lesson. Homework is also provided to examine the case of Terry Pratchett and how he considered the merits of euthanasia but went on to achieve more with his life and die naturally. The latter is a really good example of a real case example of how decisions about euthanasia could lead to unforeseen and tragic consequences. There are extension tasks that could also work as homework task to ensure content is covered if there isn’t time for a separate lesson. Specifically for abortion homework is also provided for comparing Christian teachings and examining the case of Savita Halappanavar.

A ppt and word doc designed to fully support all abilities and promote pace in the lesson. The lesson is designed to cover more than one section of the textbook as it also covers Mohammad and other prophets.

A fully resourced, tried and tested lesson on the Hijab. The focus is the debate about banning the Hijab. At an extended level the lesson becomes an investigation into interpreting scripture. The lesson is probably best aimed at Y9 age but could be lower. Resources include a powerpoint, resources for investigating 'for' and 'against' arguments and a template to support students for the whole lesson.

A ppt and two word docs to support teaching the new spec. This includes some teaching on the crucifixion. There is also some teaching relating to fundamentalist and liberal approaches to reading scripture.

Two resources to help teach this topic using lots of visual prompts. There is a ppt and a word doc to help students make notes and make faster progress. All you need is six or seven of your own pictures of the The Final Judgement / Doom Paintings

Eight knowledge organisers for the eight topics of the course. All reduced to two ppt slides

A ppt and a note-taking template designed from scratch!

Tried and tested resources which can be adapted from KS4 to Y9 or lower. The lessons are accompanied by templates which engage students much more than a blank page!

Tried and tested lessons pitched at GCSE level but easily adapted for other purposes. I have been pleased with students' reactions to the templates which accompany these lessons - much better than a blank page!

A ppt intended to manage the difficult topic of Holy Communion in RC, Orthodox, Anglican and Non-Conformist traditions. There is also a note-taking resource to help with students make faster progress.

A lesson ppt using resources available and significantly adding to them. Students finding the topic hard should be assisted by the extensive word doc that provides significant support for note-taking and generally keeping up. I have also provided a word doc version of the AQA glossary for Islam.

A ppt and word doc to support students make notes on this topic. These resources make use of other resources available but I think they are organized for easier note-taking and weaker students' organization of learning.

Tried and tested resources relating to justice and capital punishment. Resources are comprised of ppts and students' lesson pro forma to assist with general engagement and lesson pace.

A ppt and lesson template to support students in making fast progress