A full Yr7 Religious Education lesson exploring the concept of pilgrimage across different religions, and why believers travel to special places for their faith.
Pupils learn about key pilgrimages including Hajj (Islam), Lourdes (Christianity) and Kumbh Mela (Hinduism), examining what pilgrims do and why these journeys are important.
Through discussion, knowledge checks and structured tasks, pupils consider whether pilgrimage is best understood as a celebration, a time for reflection, or both, linking directly to the wider enquiry question.
The lesson includes retrieval questions, group discussion, and an extended writing task, helping pupils develop understanding of belief and practice across religions.
Designed to fill a full lesson, this resource is suitable for mixed‑ability Yr7 classes and works as part of a KS3 unit on religion as celebration.
Part of a mini Yr7 module, answering the question ‘Is religion a celebration?’
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