Buddhism SOW - year 8 (could be adapted for year 7.) Lessons include: Who was the Buddha? Buddhist Artwork Enlightenment The Eightfold Path Meditation Mandalas Sangha

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B - Christian Beliefs. Section 1. Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Christian beliefs. Introduction/demonations The Trinity Creation Incarnation The last days of Jesus’ life Salvation Eschatology Evil and suffering Solutions to evil and suffering Revision tasks The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B - Peace and Conflict. Section 4. Area of study 2: Islam Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Peace and Conflict 1.Muslim attitudes towards peace 2.The role of Muslims in peacemaking 3.Attitudes to conflict 4.Pacifism 5.Just War theory 6.Holy War 7.Weapons of mass destruction 8. Issues surrounding conflict 9.Revision The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B - Matters of Life and Death. Section 4. Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Matters of Life and Death Origins of the universe Sanctity of life Origins of human life Abortion Death and the afterlife Non-religious attitudes to the afterlife Euthanasia The Natural World Revision tasks The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

A Philosophy and Ethics unit for KS3 (probably Year 9 or high ability year 8.) Philosophy section includes: An introduction to Philosophy What is the meaning of life? Body and Soul. Life after death. Ethics section includes: Moral Dilemmas. Absolute vs Relative. Ethical Theories. Designer Babies. Euthanasia.

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B - Marriage and the Family. Section 1. UPDATED RESOURCES ADDED. Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Marriage and the Family - Marriage Sexual relationships Families Support from the local parish Family planning Divorce and remarriage Equality Gender discrimination Revision tasks The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Islam Beliefs. UPDATED RESOURCES ADDED Introduction Six Beliefs of Islam Five roots in Shi’a Islam The nature of Allah Risalah Muslim Holy Books Malaikah Al-Qadr Akirah The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B - Living the Christian Life. Section 3. UPDATED RESOURCES ADDED Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Living the Christian Life. Worship The Sacraments Prayer Pilgrimage Religious Celebrations Future of the Church Local Church Worldwide Church Revision The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B - Crime and Punishment. Section 2. Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Crime and Punishment UPDATED RESOURCES ADDED Justice Crime Muslim attitudes to good, evil and suffering Attitudes to punishment Aims of punishment Forgiveness Treatments of criminals The death penalty Revision The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

A KS3 unit based on the Abrahamic Faiths. Focusing on the origins of the faiths e.g. Prophet Abraham. They investigating elements of each faith; Judaism, Islam and Christianity with comparisons. Lessons are titled: The Abrahamic Family Tree Monotheism and Abraham The Trinity Comparing the Abrahamic Faiths The Creation Story Interpretations of the creation story Judgement The Prophets Evaluation

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B - Living the Muslim Life. Lesson powerpoint/resources for all of the topics for Living the Muslim life. There are also revision resources for the unit - including a revision booklet. The Ten Obligatory Acts Shahadah Salah Sawm Zakah and Khums Hajj Jihad Celebrations and commemorations Revision resources The resources are based on the edexcel specification and the Beliefs in Action Religious Studies textbook, which is endorsed by edexcel. Each powerpoint contains targets, a big picture, activities, practise questions and information (based on the above.)

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies Spec B Revision Resources Christianity and Islam Focus Including revision PPTs and a booklet for sources

A lesson on the festival of Yom Kippur, what it it and why it is important

A lesson on the ethical issue of Euthanasia. Describing what it is, why it is controversial and views on whether it is right or wrong.

A lesson trying to answer the question ‘what is the meaning of life.’ Good for a philosophy introduction.

A lessons trying to answer the philosophical question ‘is there a life after death?’ Different viewpoints are covered to give pupils the different ways that this has been answered.

An introduction lesson to human rights/human rights abuses.