Can I trust the media lesson that can be delivered to KS3 students in Ethics/Religious Studies/Religious Education.

What’s in the news lesson that can be delivered to KS3 students in Ethics/Religious Studies/Religious Education.

What is the media lesson that can be delivered to KS3 students in Ethics/Religious Studies/Religious Education.

What if humans had no rights? - Holocaust Module L3 - suitable for History, Ethics and RE

Should the law protect people - Lesson 2 in the Holocaust module - suitable for History, Ethics and RE

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson four is based on looking at “Do we have a choice?”.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson three is based on looking at “Who’s to blame?”.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson two is based on looking at “Where did the universe come from?”.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson seven is based on looking at “Is the world designed?”.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson six is based on looking at “What’s natural?”.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson five is based on looking at “Is the world real?”.

A full scheme of work (7 lessons) including a 3 lesson project which can be used as an assessment. These lessons are designed to be delivered to KS3 in Ethics, Religious Education or Religious Studies.

Changing roles of women

Martin Luther King - was he influential?

Is Anne Frank a hero?

Christianity and Justice

Capital Punishment

Template for 15 mark answer RE

AQA Buddhism GCSE Religious Education Lesson combining 2.3, 2.4 and 2.5. Can be used over two lessons; three lessons if you wanted it to last.

Buddhism AQA Lesson on Places of Worship for GCSE Religious Studies AQA