This comprehensive revision pack provides clear, concise, and student-friendly summaries for every topic in the OCR A-Level Religion and Ethics component. Perfect for revision, consolidation, and exam preparation, these resources help students master the key content with confidence. Topics Covered Each summary sheet focuses on the essential ideas, scholars, and arguments for: Natural Law Situation Ethics Euthanasia Kantian Ethics Utilitarianism Business Ethics Conscience Meta-Ethics Sexual Ethics Why Students Love These Resources Concise, easy-to-digest outlines of every key topic Clearly structured with scholars, key terms, and evaluative points Ideal for quick revision, recap lessons, or essay planning Supports independent study and boosts confidence before exams Proven Impact Used successfully to support high attainment and consistent ALPS 1–2 outcomes in A-Level Religious Studies, these revision outlines are a must-have for both teachers and students aiming for top grades.

The Complete Ethics Revision PowerPoint – Designed for A–A Success* This premium revision resource covers every topic in the Ethics specification, including: Natural Law Situation Ethics Euthanasia Kantian Ethics Utilitarianism Business Ethics Meta-Ethics Conscience Sexual Ethics Built to strengthen both AO1 knowledge and AO2 evaluation, this PowerPoint is specifically structured to support students in achieving A–A* outcomes. It has been tried, tested, and proven effective, consistently contributing to top-tier results — including ALPS 1 and 2 over multiple years. Perfect for revision, retrieval practice, and independent learning, this resource gives students everything they need to consolidate understanding and excel in final exams.

A comprehensive, high-quality Natural Law Scheme of Work designed for A Level OCR Religious Studies. This resource provides everything teachers need to deliver the topic confidently and everything students need to achieve at the highest level. What’s Included: Fully planned lessons Student worksheets Exam-style questions Retrieval activities & quizzes Model answers + exemplar evaluation Teacher notes / guidance Revision summary sheets Knowledge organisers & essay frameworks Specification Coverage Covers all key content required for A Level Ethics, including: Aquinas and the foundations of Natural Law Primary and secondary precepts The role of reason and moral decision-making Interior and exterior acts Real and apparent goods Doctrine of Double Effect Strengths, weaknesses, and scholarly critique Application to real moral issues Why Teachers Will Love It Ready to teach — saves hours of planning Clear structure for smooth delivery throughout the course Builds confidence for both experienced and new teachers Encourages independent learning and high-level thinking Perfect for revision, flipped learning, and exam practice Printable and digital-friendly This scheme is built to secure: Strong AO1 knowledge retention High-level AO2 analysis and evaluation Essay-writing confidence Clarity in applying theory to ethical issues Progression towards A–A* grades Proven Impact (if applicable to you) Previously used to support top-performing cohorts with excellent exam outcomes (e.g. ALPS 1–2) and strong student engagement.

The Complete Philosophy Revision PowerPoint – Designed for A–A Success* This premium revision resource covers every topic in the Ethics specification, including: Ancient Philosophical Incluences Soul, Mind and Body Arguments for God’s existence based on observation Arguments for God’s existence based on reason Religious Experience The Problem of Evil and Suffering Attributes of God Religious Language 20th Century Philosophy Built to strengthen both AO1 knowledge and AO2 evaluation, this PowerPoint is specifically structured to support students in achieving A–A* outcomes. It has been tried, tested, and proven effective, consistently contributing to top-tier results — including ALPS 1 and 2 over multiple years. Perfect for revision, retrieval practice, and independent learning, this resource gives students everything they need to consolidate understanding and excel in final exams.

The Developments in Christian Thought Revision PowerPoint – Designed for A–A Success* This premium revision resource covers every topic in the Ethics specification, including: Augustine and human nature Death and the afterlife Knowledge of God The person of Jesus Christian moral principles Christian moral action Pluralism and theology Pluralism and society Gender and society Liberation theology Built to strengthen both AO1 knowledge and AO2 evaluation, this PowerPoint is specifically structured to support students in achieving A–A* outcomes. It has been tried, tested, and proven effective, consistently contributing to top-tier results — including ALPS 1 and 2 over multiple years. Perfect for revision, retrieval practice, and independent learning, this resource gives students everything they need to consolidate understanding and excel in final exams.

Transform your teaching of the Mind, Soul & Body topic with a complete, high-quality set of lessons designed specifically for the OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion specification. This resource pack provides everything needed to deliver the topic confidently, creatively and with academic depth. What’s Included: Fully-resourced lessons covering: • Plato’s substance dualism • Aristotle’s hylomorphism • Descartes’ substance dualism • Ryle’s behaviourism • Dawkins’ materialism • Plus a wide range of scholarly perspectives, key debates and evaluative angles Clear explanations + teacher notes Complex ideas are broken down clearly without losing philosophical rigour. Each lesson includes guided teacher summaries, stimulus material and carefully selected scholarly quotations. Exam-focused support Activities structured around retrival, AO1/AO2 skills, essay planning guidance, practice questions and model paragraph structures to build strong evaluation and critical writing skills. End of unit Great Debate A dynamic and interactive whole-class debate on Materialism vs Dualism with assigned roles, evidence packs and challenge questions. Ideal for consolidating learning and preparing students for extended essays. Why teachers love this resource: • Saves hours of planning • Encourages high-level philosophical thinking • Builds confidence in understanding complex theories • Helps students secure top-level AO2 evaluation marks • Ready to use immediately or adaptable for personalised delivery

This comprehensive resource pack includes everything you need to teach the Ancient Philosophical Influences topic with confidence and clarity. Designed specifically for the OCR A-Level Religious Studies specification, this pack contains a full sequence of high-quality, fully embedded lessons and supporting materials. What’s Included: Engaging, ready-to-teach lessons covering: An introduction to Plato and Aristotle An overview of Socrates and the pre-Socratics Plato’s Theory of the Forms and the Hierarchy of Forms Plato’s Cave and other key analogies Aristotle’s Four Causes and Prime Mover A comparative study of Plato’s Form of the Good and Aristotle’s Prime Mover Dedicated essay planning and evaluation support What You’ll Get Each lesson includes: Fully resourced PowerPoints with all key content for the OCR specification Retrieval and recap activities to strengthen understanding Worksheets and discussion tasks Evaluation and essay-planning templates to develop AO2 skills Exam-style practice and model responses Proven Impact These resources have been tried, tested, and refined to support outstanding student outcomes — contributing to ALPS scores of 1 and 2 in A-Level Religious Studies. Whether you’re an experienced teacher looking to save time or new to the course and seeking clear, structured guidance, this pack provides everything needed for success in the Philosophy of Religion unit.

This comprehensive Scholars Pack provides clear, concise, and accessible summaries of key scholarly views across the Philosophy of Religion component of the OCR A-Level Religious Studies course. Designed to deepen understanding and strengthen evaluation skills, these resources help students engage critically with academic perspectives — perfect for revision, consolidation, and exam preparation. Each topic includes a range of scholarly viewpoints that both support and challenge the main ideas, helping students develop balanced and well-evidenced essays: Ancient Philosophical Influences Soul, Mind and Body Arguments from Observation Arguments from Reason Religious Experience The Problem of Evil The Nature and Attributes of God Religious Language 20th Century Perspectives Why Teachers and Students Love This Pack Brings together essential scholarly voices in one clear resource Builds evaluation and analysis skills essential for AO2 marks Supports high-quality essay writing and revision planning

This comprehensive revision pack provides clear, concise, and student-friendly summaries for every topic in the OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion component. Perfect for revision, consolidation, and exam preparation, these resources help students master the key content with confidence. Topics Covered Each summary sheet focuses on the essential ideas, scholars, and arguments for: Ancient Philosophical Influences Soul, Mind and Body Arguments from Observation Arguments from Reason Religious Experience The Problem of Evil The Nature and Attributes of God Religious Language 20th Century Perspectives Why Students Love These Resources Concise, easy-to-digest outlines of every key topic Clearly structured with scholars, key terms, and evaluative points Ideal for quick revision, recap lessons, or essay planning Supports independent study and boosts confidence before exams Proven Impact Used successfully to support high attainment and consistent ALPS 1–2 outcomes in A-Level Religious Studies, these revision outlines are a must-have for both teachers and students aiming for top grades.

This comprehensive Year 8 Religious Studies scheme of learning explores one of the most thought-provoking questions in philosophy and theology — Does God exist? Designed to engage students in critical thinking and evidence-based discussion, this unit guides learners through a range of classical and contemporary arguments for the existence of God. Lesson topics include: Does the First Cause (Cosmological) argument justify belief in God? Does the Design (Teleological) argument justify belief in God? Does the resurrection of Jesus justify belief in God? Do miracles justify belief in God? Do religious experiences justify belief in God? What’s included: A detailed unit overview sheet, outlining: Lesson content Agreed syllabus links Assessment opportunities Suggested homework tasks Fully resourced lessons, each featuring: Clear learning objectives Retrieval practice starters Concise, student-friendly key information Suggested delivery guidance for teachers Built-in AfL (Assessment for Learning) opportunities Engaging plenary activities to consolidate learning This scheme provides everything teachers need to deliver an insightful, engaging, and curriculum-aligned exploration of the philosophical arguments surrounding belief in God — ideal for stimulating curiosity and thoughtful debate in Year 8 classrooms. This unit of work can also be adapted to suit any secondary Religious Education programme of study.