Updated lesson that can easily be adapted for Y7,8 or 9. Uses DVD Gandhi, short clips though can be used without. Has starter, activities and alternative plenaries…
Learning Objectives
To investigate who Mahatma Gandhi was.
To think about how religious beliefs can influence peoples behavior.
To explore how he fought against prejudice and discrimination
Learning objectives:
Examine our own attitudes and the attitudes some people have towards war and violence.
Understand some Christian attitudes to war.
Evaluate some of the consequences of war.
Ready made lesson with activities, starter and plenary.
Looks at St thomas Aquinas and pacifism.
Learning Objectives;
Explain what the term ‘Just War’ means.
Explore why Christians might choose to be pacifists.
Look at Christian views towards the use of violence
Learning objectives:
To investigate Christian beliefs about life after death.
To explore what happens at a Christian funeral.
To reflect on our own views about life after death.
Making a Difference – Primary School Assembly PowerPoint
A vibrant, engaging primary school assembly exploring how children can make a positive difference through kindness, courage, helping others and showing love. Designed for children aged 4 to 11, this resource includes colourful comic style slides, interactive discussion points, a fun opening challenge, Bible teaching, and a closing prayer.
The assembly centres on the theme of Making a Difference, encouraging pupils to recognise how small actions can have a big impact on others. Using the story of The Good Samaritan and Jesus’ teaching to “Love your neighbour as yourself”, children are invited to reflect on practical ways they can help others at home, at school and within their community.
Included in the resource:
• Full assembly PowerPoint presentation
• Interactive opening activity involving pupil volunteers
• Comic style, child friendly illustrations throughout
• Good Samaritan Bible story slide
• Scripture slide featuring Luke 10:27
• Reflection slides exploring kindness, sharing, helping and listening
• Weekly kindness challenge for pupils
• Closing prayer suitable for collective worship
Perfect for primary school assemblies, collective worship, church schools, RE lessons, PSHE, values education, character education, citizenship, kindness week, anti bullying activities, and whole school worship.
Suitable for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 pupils.
Keywords: primary assembly, collective worship, kindness, making a difference, Good Samaritan, Christian assembly, Church school, RE, PSHE, character education, values education, citizenship, helping others, kindness challenge, primary PowerPoint, school worship, Luke 10:27, love your neighbour.
Lesson that can easily be adapted for KS3. Looks at scripture and creationist views about about the origins of the world and humanity.
Christian teachings about the origins of the world and humanity. 1 of 4 KS4 2012-13.ppt
Learning objectives:
Investigate Christian beliefs about how the world began.
Examine biblical teaching about the beginning of humankind.
Evaluate Creationist’s views of the creation story from Genesis.
End of term nativity lesson. Can be used for Y7, Y8 or Y9.
Range of activities.
Learning objectives:
To investigate Christian beliefs about Christmas.
To reflect on our own views and understanding of Christmas.
To critique the value of the nativity story to Christmas in the current year.
Learning Objectives
To explain the importance of the Five Pillars of Islam to Muslims.
To describe the Five Pillars of Islam.
To know the names of the Five Pillars of Islam.
Interactive end of term bumper Christmas Quiz.
Trivia questions that cover a range of subjects on the topic of Christmas.
Incorporates 'Million Pound Drop&', &';Buzz' and Mastermind&'.
Has a number of rounds;
Round 1 - Million Pound Drop
Round 2 - Top of the Pops (Christmas Number One&';s - clip embedded) and Christmas films
Round 3 - Buzz
Round 4 - Home Alone movie observation (clip embedded)
Round 5 - Mastermind
This can be played across the whole school and create a fun way to end term. Happy Christmas!
Lesson that looks at animals in relation to humanity.
Learning objectives;
Explore the place of humanity in relation to animals.
Analyse attitudes towards animals and their treatment.
Evaluate human treatment of animals.
Ready made lesson with activities, stater and plenary.
Learning Objectives: Explore how Christians use the Bible to guide their views on war. Evaluate the affects that the Bible has on Christian views regarding war, peace and justice.
1. To understand the food rules that Jews must observe.
2. To appreciate why these rules are so important to the faith.
3. To evaluate the importance of observing food rules.