This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics. It has been created for a KS4 GCSE lesson which is part of the Existence of God and Revelation topic in line with the AQA course. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet 1 x template of the frayer model This lesson involves a starter recap quiz and information about the First Cause (Cosmological) Argument. There is a frayer model activity for the term ‘causation’ to support students in understanding this term. The worksheet is a fill in the gaps task of the First Cause Argument. I offer a separate lesson for the evaluation of the First Cause Argument, which can be found on my page. Both resources can be purchased together as a bundle.

This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics. It has been created for a KS4 GCSE lesson which is part of the Existence of God and Revelation topic in line with the AQA course. These resources are perfect to be used for a one hour lesson. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson involves a starter recap quiz and a recap activity/information about the First Cause Argument from the previous lesson. The focus of this lesson is evaluating the First Cause Argument. The PowerPoint contains possible strengths and weaknesses of the First Cause Argument. There is also a worksheet to support with this evaluation. The PowerPoint also contains some exam questions for students to complete as a consolidation task. I offer a separate lesson for the introduction of the First Cause Argument, which can be found on my page. Both resources can be purchased together as a bundle.

This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics. It has been created for a KS4 GCSE lesson which is part of the Existence of God and Revelation topic in line with the AQA course. These resources are perfect to be used for a one hour lesson. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson involves a starter recap quiz and recap activities/information about William Paley’s Design Argument from the previous lesson. The focus of this lesson is evaluating the Design Argument. The PowerPoint contains possible strengths and weaknesses of Paley’s Design Argument. There is also a worksheet and activity which involves exploring other proponents of the Design Argument. I offer a separate lesson for the introduction of the Design Argument, which can be found on my page. Both resources can be purchased together as a bundle.

This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics. It has been created for a KS4 GCSE lesson which is part of the Existence of God and Revelation topic in line with the AQA course. These resources are perfect to be used for a one hour lesson. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson involves a starter recap quiz, information about William Paley’s Design Argument and discussion points. The PowerPoint also contains answers for the worksheet. There is also an opportunity an evaluative discussion about the Design Argument at the end of the lesson. I offer a separate lesson for the evaluation of the Design Argument, which can be found on my page. Both resources can be purchased together as a bundle.

GCSE AQA Revision Worksheet - Relationships and Families Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics This resource is a double sided A3 revision worksheet for the AQA GCSE topic ‘Relationships and Families’.

This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics, as it is the exploration of Hinduism and is aimed at KS3 (Years 7, 8 or 9). These resources are perfect to be used for a one hour lesson. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson teaches students about what Hindu worship involves and includes the study of the puja tray. There is a plenary quiz at the beginning and the end.

This lesson is a Religious Education / Religious Studies / Philosophy and Ethics lesson exploring Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics. This has been created as part of the AQA A Level topic ‘Virtue Ethics’. It has been created for KS5. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 2 x worksheets This lesson provides a summary of Virtue Ethics where it explores the concept of ‘the good life’ and the real purpose of developing moral/intellectual virtues. It also evaluates and assesses the theory.

This lesson is a Religious Education / Religious Studies / Philosophy and Ethics lesson exploring** Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics**. This has been created as part of the AQA A Level topic ‘Virtue Ethics’. It has been created for KS5. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 2 x worksheets This lesson explores the moral and intellectual virtues in Virtue Ethics.

This lesson is a Religious Education / Religious Studies / Philosophy and Ethics lesson exploring** Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics**. This has been created as part of the AQA A Level topic ‘Virtue Ethics’. It has been created for KS5. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson provides an introduction into Virtue Ethics. It introduces/recaps some key terms. The lesson also involves exploring some of the basic features of Virtue Ethics and how Ancient Greek society influenced Aristotle’s ethics.

This lesson is a Religious Education / Religious Studies / Philosophy and Ethics lesson exploring the responses of Natural Moral Law, Situation Ethics and Virtue Ethics to the moral issue of abortion. This has been created as part of the AQA A Level topic ‘Applied Ethics’. It has been created for KS5. Purchase of this pack includes: 2 x PowerPoints 2 x worksheet 1 x handout sheet of reading with questions to answer These resources can be used for 2-3 lessons and explores the responses of Natural Moral Law, Situation Ethics and Virtue Ethics individually to the issue of abortion. There are lots of opportunity for discussion. This can be bought as part of a bundle with an introductory lesson to the issue of abortion.

This lesson is a Religious Education / Religious Studies / Philosophy and Ethics lesson exploring the moral issue of abortion. This has been created as part of the AQA A Level topic ‘Applied Ethics’. It has been created for KS5. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson introduces and explores the issue of abortion and general arguments for and against abortion. It also explores the views of Judith Jarvis Thomson and Don Marquis, which goes beyond the curriculum. There are lots of opportunity for discussion. This can be bought as part of a bundle with the responses of Natural Moral, Situation Ethics and Virtue Ethics.

GCSE AQA Revision Worksheet -Crime and Punishment (with links to Christianity and Islam) Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics This resource is a double sided A3 revision worksheet for the AQA GCSE topic ‘Crime and Punishment’.

This lesson is linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics as it explores the Buddhist festival of Wesak / Vesak. It is aimed at KS3 (Years 7, 8 or 9) and is perfect to be used for a one hour lesson . They could also be used at GCSE level. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson teaches students what Wesak festival celebrates and explores various practices that Buddhists participate in around the globe to commemorate these events.

This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics. It has been created for a KS4 GCSE Islam Key Practices lesson in line with the AQA course. These resources are perfect to be used for a one hour lesson. They can be adapted to use for other exam boards or KS3 lessons. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 2 x worksheets This lesson involves a starter quiz, information on both Eid Ul-Fitr and Eid Ul-Adha (their importance, origins and how they are practiced today), etc.

This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics. It has been created for a KS4 GCSE Crime and Punishment lesson in line with the AQA course and linked to Christianity and Islam. These resources are perfect to be used for a one hour lesson. These resources could also be adapted to suit other examboards,other religions or KS3 lessons. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x double-sided worksheet This lesson involves a starter quiz, information on capital punishment (the death penalty), a detailed worksheet, an ‘around the room’ activity, etc. This lesson explores what capital punishment is, the pros and cons of it, Christian and Muslim responses to the death penalty, etc.

This resource is a lesson linked to Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics. It has been created for a KS4 GCSE Crime and Punishment lesson in line with the AQA course and linked to Christianity and Islam. These resources are perfect to be used for a one hour lesson. These resources could also be adapted to suit other examboards,other religions or KS3 lessons. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson involves a starter quiz, information on causes of crime, a detailed worksheet with information on Christian and Muslim attitudes, etc.

This lesson is a Religious Education / Philosophy and Ethics lesson exploring Fletcher’s Six Fundamental Principles in Situation Ethics. This has been created as part of the AQA A Level topic ‘Situation Ethics’. It has been created for KS5. Purchase of this pack includes: 1 x PowerPoint 1 x worksheet This lesson involves exploring what the six fundamental principles are. Students also have the opportunity to anaylse these and determine whether they are a strength or weakness of the theory.