This resource is a summary sheet which can be used from A Level studies in Religious Studies, to Upper Key Stage 3, if studying a topic on Buddhism. Good for Knowledge Organisers, for ‘front of book summary sheets’ and even classroom displays if A3! Alongside all knowledge follows judicious and easy to learn quotes, for use with exam classes who would need to cite them to supplement their explanations. It contains the following information: In the form of a flow chart - The Conception Story, The Birth Story, The Prophecy, His Early Life, The 4 Sights and then the renunciation. It then discusses the middle way, reaching enlightenment, the battle with Mara, the earth-touching Mudra, and then a brief into of the 4 Jhanas. It then looks at The Lakhanas, the Social and historical Context of the Buddha’s birth. It then follows with big concepts of Buddhism, such as Samsara, Karma & Karma’s Role in Samasara. Finally discusses the 3 poisons and the ultimate goal of Buddhism. This directly follows the Specification for Theme 1 A & B in the Eduqas A Level Option D: Buddhism, although can be used for more than that!

Slides perfect for a Year 7, 8, or lower ability Year 9 class, with examples, I Do, We Do, You Do, and Independent Practice at the end.

Slides with tasks in: Do Now Task (Definitions) Starter Task - opening possibility for discussion Key Terms The Trolley Problem (Think, Pair, Share) Context of the Theory, Bentham, his theory of humans, pain and pleasure etc. Summary Task Plenary Task - opening possibilty, for checking knowledge quickly, maybe on whiteboards. This is applicable to any A Level Spec in this subject that studies Utilitarianism due to it being an introduction. Although, it is specifically targeted at, and created for the Eduqas Spec.

Containing all of the Key Terms you would need for a GCSE/A Level Study of Buddhism, next to it are images to act a visual aid when students are trying to memorise them, and then in the right column is one with a designated space to write a definition of the 70+ words!

I made a Predicted Paper for Paper 1, OCR A, with over 85% accuracy. I want to do the same again, but share it with people who want it. I have tracked every paper since 2018, looking for patterns, trends and data - with a close eye on the specification of course! DISCLAIMERS This is a predicted paper, so this may not be the exact topics that come up in the exam on the 6th of June, - nobody has seen the actual paper. This has been made for the OCR GCSE Geography course, specification A. This has been made as I have looked at the last years of papers, and these are the topics that I think will come up, based on patters, trends, or nonappearance. I do understand that I have used no resources in this prediction, this is because the exact resources are not stated in the specification, and therefore cannot be predicted, nor made. There is no Mark Scheme attached due to it only being predicted paper, and not an officially supplied (or used) paper from OCR. I wish you the best of luck in your exams!

For Paper 1, I predicted a paper with over 85% accuracy, and I would like to do it again but share it with those that want it. I have tracked and scrutinised every paper from 2018, for this exam board, with the specification in hand, of course! DISCLAIMERS This is a predicted paper, so this may not be the exact topics that come up in the exam on the 6th of June. This has been made for the OCR GCSE Geography course, specification A. This has been made as I have looked at the last years of papers, and these are the topics that I think will come up, based on patters, trends, or nonappearance. I do understand that I have used no resources in this prediction, this is because the exact resources are not stated in the specification, and therefore cannot be predicted, nor made. No mark schemes attached due to the fact that this is a predicted paper, not an officially, supplied nor registered paper. I wish you the best of luck in your exams!