Lesson 4 for the OCR GCSE Religious Studies - DIalogues Unit from a Christian perspective. Contains the following specification content: Scientific development in medical ethics Euthanasia Christian teachings about euthanasia The Catholic Churches The Church of England Attitudes to euthanasia The right to die What the Quakers believe Abortion Attitudes to abortion (What are the attitudes of people in Britain towards abortion?) Christian attitudes towards abortion Christian teachings The Catholic Church The Church of England Issues of genetic manipulation The creation of life Contains a full work booklet to go with the guided PowerPoint.

This is one of 8 lessons covering the unit of Buddhism for KS3 years, (mainly Year 8 and 9). This lesson explores the concepts of rebirth and karma, as well as a consideration for the 6 realms in Buddhist cosmology.

This is one of 8 lessons covering the unit of Buddhism for KS3 years (mainly Year 8 and 9). This lesson explores the story of Buddha and his path to enlightenment. It works well as an introduction to Buddhism lesson.

This is one of 8 lessons covering the unit of Buddhism for KS3 years, (mainly Year 8 and 9). This lesson explores the noble eightfold path, including an information retrieval main activity supported with reflection questions.

This is one of 8 lessons covering the unit of Buddhism for KS3 years, (mainly Year 8 and 9). This lesson explores the the three marks of existence and four noble truths, with reflection on the Kisa Gotami and the Mustard Seed story as well as a ‘Middle Way’ homework worksheet.

This is one of 8 lessons covering the unit of Buddhism for KS3 years, (mainly Year 8 and 9). This lesson explores the five precepts within Buddhist thought.

This is one of 8 lessons covering the unit of Buddhism for KS3 years, (mainly Year 8 and 9). This lesson explores worship in Buddhism, including many of the different symbols focused on.

This is one of 8 lessons covering the unit of Buddhism for KS3 years, (mainly Year 8 and 9). This lesson explores the notion of Karuna with links made to the teaching of Dalai Lama.

This is a unit of work that involves a mock court trial based on a euthanasia case. It is a fully resourced unit, with a progressive scheme of work that concludes with an actual trial acted out. Students will learn the essentials of a court trial. They will be doing research and preparation for roles they are interested in. They will present their individual cases for which role they wish to play. Students will also each be given a full booklet of work to help navigate through the trial, but also to give them each unique tasks depending on their roles. Lesson 1: Introduction The idea of a court trial will be introduced, as well as the Euthanasia case. Lesson 2: Research & Preparation Each of you will complete research tasks related to the roles in the trial, from this you will present your case for which role you would like to have. Lesson 3 (and homework): Preparation Each role will need to do preparation for what they will say/do during the trial. Lesson 4: Trial As guided by the Court Usher, the trial will take place in this lesson. Roles include: Judge Usher Defendant (Dr Moor) Defence Lawyers Prosecution Lawyers Witness [Prosecution Team] (George Liddell’s Sister) Witness [Prosecution Team] (Journalist that Interviewed Dr. Moor) Witness [Defence Team] (Colleague of Dr Moor) Jury Media

This is a full bundle of lessons centered around the OCR GCSE Religious Studies unit Dialogues within and between religious and non-religious groups from a Christian perspective. The lessons include: Church and State Secularisation Clashes between Secular and Religious Law Medical Ethics (Euthanasia) Medical Ethics (Abortion) Pluralism and Theology Further Dialogues Part 1 Further Dialogues Part 2 The bundle contains a variety of activities including: Discussion Questions Exam-style Questions Reflection Questions Informative Videos Booklet (for Medical Ethics lessons) Google Form Quizzes Quote Banks Argument Sorting Research Homework and many more… Most Bible quotes are taken from NIV. Most information is taken from the Specification and Hodder Textbook. Lessons are also sold separately on my account. For access to a separate copy of the Google Forms, please feel free to email.

Lesson 3 for the OCR GCSE Religious Studies - DIalogues Unit from a Christian perspective. Contains the following specification content: Potential clashes between religious and secular values in education The aim of collective worship in schools Potential clashes between religion, traditional and secular law Marriage Annulment Responses to forced, arranged and child marriages Christian attitudes to equality and potential clashes with equality laws The role of women in the Church Same-sex marriages

Lesson 2 for the OCR GCSE Religious Studies - DIalogues Unit from a Christian perspective. Contains the following specification content: The place of religion in a secular society The effects of secularisation on religion

Lesson 1 for the OCR GCSE Religious Studies - DIalogues Unit from a Christian perspective. Contains the following specification content: The importance of Christian traditions in British society The Church of England: the established religion in a country of diverse religious tradition The Monarch as the head of the Church of England The role of the Monarch today The Church in Wales The Church in Scotland The Church in Northern Ireland Also contains a Bible Quote explanation activity.

Lesson 5 for the OCR GCSE Religious Studies - DIalogues Unit from a Christian perspective. Contains the following specification content: Different teachings, beliefs and attitudes of Christian towards each other and towards other religious groups Exclusivism Inter-faith exclusivism Intra-faith exclusivism Inclusivism Pluralism Contains links to A-Level concepts as a stretch and challenge.

Final Lesson for the OCR GCSE Religious Studies - DIalogues Unit from a Christian perspective. Contains the following specification content: Different Christian views and attitudes towards non-religious worldviews Christian values and ideals shared with atheism, agnosticism, humanism and secularism Compassion Support for those in need The promotion of peace over war The protection of the environment Potential areas of disagreement and difference between Christianity and atheism, agnosticism, humanism and secularism Should secular or religious views take precedence?

This resource includes extensive 3-mark, 6-mark, and 15-mark practice questions for OCR GCSE Religious Studies, as categorised by the following units: Christianity Beliefs and Practices Islam Beliefs and Practices Relationships and Families (from a Christian perspective) The Existence of God (from a Christian perspective) Violence, Peace and Conflict (from a Christian perspective) Dialogues (from a Christian perspective)

An overview document detailing the divergent beliefs within Christianity for all the major ‘Beliefs’ topics. Includes information from the core textbook and wider research.