A comprehensive work booklet covering all aspects of the Spec A Christian Practices. Included is all relative recap information for each topic, activities and relevant scripture. It is perfect for all aspects of revision, classwork, homework and is also suitable for cover. At the end of the booklet is a selection of 1m, 2m, 4m and 5m questions for each topic. I have completed this with my students and they worked well with the format of the booklets, the range of activities and the independence they could show when completing revision. 16 pages of revision and examination questions in total. Please see my other resources for other similar revision quides and bundles.

A few basic worksheets focused on the AQA specification for Baptism (Infant and believers).

A comprehensive work booklet covering all aspects of the Theme A Christian Beliefs and Teachings section. Included is all relative recap information for each topic, activities and relevant scripture. It is perfect for all aspects of revision, classwork, homework and is also suitable for cover. At the end of the booklet is a selection of 1m, 2m, 4m and 5m questions for each topic. I have completed this with my students and they worked well with the format of the booklets, the range of activities and the independence they could show when completing revision. 16 pages of revision and examination questions in total. Please see my other resources for other similar revision quides and bundles.

A very quick revision resource/activities that I used in an intervention session. For support I used students’ books and textbooks.

A full lesson with resources on the civil rights movement and Rosa Parks. The lesson is framed around the p4c question, ‘Is it ever right to break the rules?’ Students will consider the impact of discrimination on society and the importance of standing up to social issues through the completion of a variety of different tasks/points of thought. The main activity involves a scaffolded consideration of Rosa Parks life through a story board. Students will consolidate learning through an evaluation question. I spent two hours on this topic with Y8 KS3 students.

A comprehensive lesson which explores Christian and Scientific explanations of the origins of the universe. Included is an arrival activity/plenary sheet which I usually provide students on entrance to the classroom and which immediately demonstrates progress. Students will complete two short tasks and a worksheet which explores fundamentalist, conservative and liberal views on the creation story. The consolidate activity is a 4m aqa examination question.

A bundle package which I used to introduce our Y7 students to RE and Citizenship. The starter includes lots of discussion activities (dice game) and also an initial thought experiment (lifeboat challenge). The rules introduce students to classroom standards by enabling students to identify positive behaviours. This also includes a positive praise (star chart) which all of my students stick in the back of their book (5 stars = a postcard home) and a homework log.

A blank revision booklet for students to fill in information from textbooks/own learning/classwork. Includes 13 pages of activities including keyword/definitions/scripture/pictionary, etc. I used the AQA Oxford textbook alongside this activity to support students.

This resource is suitable for KS3 students. This was created as part of the Crime and Punishment unit - AQA specification A. The unit explores the key terms surrounded with pacifism and uses the case study of Desmond Doss (Hacksaw Ridge) to explore the work of Conscientious Objectors. There is also a 12m examination question support worksheet using the FARMERS structure.

One slide of tasks for students who have access to a computer to complete a research activity on Alpha. I set this for cover and was extremely pleased with the results. The slide instructs students to research varying parts of the course - eg - the aims/pupose/alpha in prisons etc. It also prompts students to link the aims of alpha to the role of mission and evangelism in the church (we cover this as part of AQA gcse,

This resource is aimed at KS4 students studying the new specification AQA GCSE RE. This resource may also be suitable for younger years, but does contain examination content. Included are a variety of discussion questions, use of images, case studies of victims of war, information exercises on both Christian Aid and Islamic Relief, scripture exercises, three tasks and an examination question (including two differentiated variants). My Y11 students loved the variation of tasks and topics of discussion. The content really made them engage and empathise with victims of war (particularly with reference to the refugee crisis). I have also included a arrival activity which I usually provide students with on the door, this is also used at the end of the lesson for the plenary to immediately demonstrate progress.