This is a complete scheme of work including six powerpoint and covers around ten teaching hours complete with a documentary lesson. This lesson meets the new spec EDUQAS GCSE. But would be suitable for all new specs. topics covered: human rights, religious extremism,prejudice and discrimination, wealth and poverty, Muslim and Christian attitudes to wealth and poverty, social justice, censorship, religious expression

This Scheme covers all of the issues of good and evil for the new EDUQAS spec. Five powerpoint with separate worksheets ideal for weaker students, complete with a variety of activities. There is also a complete work-booklet which covers all of the lesson ideal for revision which comes with an additional page of exam style questions and a literacy task. This scheme covers:  What makes an act 'wrong'?  Religious and ethical responses: relative and absolute morality, conscience, virtues, sin  Beliefs and attitudes about the causes of crime and the aims of punishment: justice, retribution, deterrence and reformation  The treatment of criminals and the work of prison reformers and prison chaplains  Varied Conservative and Liberal Christian responses to the Death Penalty, including interpretations of Christian teaching  Examples of forgiveness arising from personal beliefs.  Philosophical challenges posed by belief in God, free will and the existence of evil and suffering

This is a complete bundle of lessons and resources for the new specification on relationships. This would be suitable for all new specifications. These lesson include challenge tasks and structured worksheet and information sheets ideal for all abilities. There is roughly 8 hours of teaching content, but this is dependent on your class and teaching style.