Pupils will understand why the Golden Rule is important, and why we should all follow this rule.

I have made these powerpoints for the topic of 'Values&'. It makes the pupil&';s think about their own personal values and beliefs.

Here are a few PowerPoint's I created for an introduction to the Holocaust.

PowerPoint and information sheet on the murder of James Bulger.

This Power Point looks at the gender stereotypes between men and women. Looking at the 'Good Wives Guide' article, pupil consider what are the roles of women are in marriage. It also looks at what is the meaning of marriage in the Christian faith.

This PowerPoint looks at if vivisection is morally acceptable.

This worksheet goes through a pregnancy week by week, and shows how the foetus develops. Pupils have to think about the issue of abortion and where they believe the limit for abortion should be placed at.

Using Bible stories from the Brick Testament website, this PowerPoint shows traditional and modern Christian beliefs about capital punishment.

As an introduction to Morality, I have given my pupils this sheet, which has 10 different scenarios on it. They are to discuss with their group what they would do and why in each situation.

I have made up some revision booklets on Hinduism for my S4 Standard Grade class. If there are any changes or anything that I could do to improve on these, then I would appreciate the comments. Thank you :)

This PowerPoint shows the different types of euthanasia, and looks at arguments for and against it.

These lessons look at the effects slavery had on religion in the Caribbean.

I have created this storyboard on the Prodigal Son for my National 4 class. The story is jumbled up, so pupils have to work out what order it goes in, and design the pictures to complete it.

Pupils take on the role of 'Dear Deirdre,&' as they try to answer people&';s questions and problems on the issue of abortion.

As a starter to Capital Punishment, I have created this PowerPoint, showing different ways people have been executed in the past. It is a really good discussion lesson with the pupils.

I use this as group work. Pupils are given a different person who has died by/tried to die by euthanasia to research and present information on them.

This PowerPoint looks at some of the arguments for and against Euthanasia. It also looks at some religious and non-religious views.

The aim of this lesson is to know the different types of punishments, and to reflect on what we think is the most serious of offences and what punishment should fit this.

Pupils will learn about different kinds of prejudice and reflect on the effect that this can have on people.