I created this for our GCSE Christianity Y11 exam, as a way of closing gaps and celebrating successes of students. It goes through the paper question by question, explaining how to get full marks for each one. It is based on the AQA sample paper which was released a few years ago, though one or two questions may have changed. I have also included a sample answer to each 12 mark question, which got 12 out of 12.

I created this for our GCSE Ethics Y11 exam, as a way of closing gaps and celebrating successes of students. It goes through the paper question by question, explaining how to get full marks for each one. It is based on the AQA sample paper which was released a few years ago, though one or two questions may have changed. I have also included a sample answer to each 12 mark question, which got 12 out of 12.

A matching pairs game of religious teachings to augment GCSE revision for AQA Religious Studies. Simply print the religious teachings onto card (thicker is better) twice (making sure to print one-sided), as well as one table for each player. The game works best with up to 12 players, in two teams. Each team takes turns turning two cards over. They read aloud what the card says, and try and remember where it’s pair is. Once they match a pair, all players have to write it out in the table, and discuss as a group which topics it might be applicable to. When I used it I allowed 30 minutes for a full game (I had 6 - 8 players).

Each of these is a lesson starter for GCSE Religious Studies (AQA), focusing on Islam and Christianity as world religions, and Themes B, D, G & H (Religion & Life, Religion Peace & Conflict and both Mark’s Gospel units). Each one is designed to be done independently as students arrive at a lesson, with answers being fed back quickly to the class. These have been really useful at drip-feeding revision this year with my GCSE class in preparation for their exams.

This is enough material to teach the whole of Theme B of the AQA GCSE Religious Studies unit; Religion & Life. Each PowerPoint is self-contained, with additional worksheets/resources for some lessons. Each lesson has a mixture of discussion, information, activities and a selection of exam questions. Some topics take one lesson, while some take two or three.

This is an entire unit of work, created for AQA GCSE Religious Studies A, theme H; St Mark’s Gospel as a source of truth Individual lessons for each topic, with accompanying ready-to-print Bible texts. Each lesson has a custom-made 5 minute video, which skilfully picks out the key points of each topic. AQA exam-style questions are scattered throughout the lessons, as are key terms from the exam board