This incredibly well used resource is a fantastic way for budding ethicists to understand the major factors underpinning ethical theory. The PPT tells the story of Abi and Joe (in an interactive manner!). Abi, driven by acts surrounding motive and not rule or consequence ends up falling into trouble and other characters act in seemingly contentious ways because of their focus of moral thinking. In the time I have been teaching this, teachers, parents and pupils have commented on it's clarity and usefulness. I hope you agree!

This is a PPT and corresponding card sort that seeks to help pupils understand the issues related to the UK as a multi ethnic society. This lesson was graded outstanding in a series of observations on the topic of Community cohesion.

It is sometimes hard to assess the success of the hedonic calculus. For years my colleagues and I found it hard to get pupils to reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of the hedonic calculus. This resource aims to change this. Pupils are given the worksheet in order to see how simple, yet how time consuming and contradictory this theory is. It works a treat - especially for homework. Great for A02 focus.

This is a lesson on homosexuality that was designed for Y11, but can be used for A level. The provocative images on the front are meant to set the scene for the focus of the lesson: Should homosexuality be an ethical issue or not? I also discuss the media's role in this discussion with use of the images.

A very brief list of strengths and weaknesses of natural moral law.

This resource has proved really useful to my pupils who have been struggling to apply the secondary precepts of Natural law theory. I have included ethical scenarios as well as tasks set to get the pupils to apply the precepts and come to a pragmatic conclusion in light of the examples.

This is a resource which gives situations that can be used to help pupils with understanding of different ethical theories (applied to these).

This is a 3 part activity which aims to help pupils understand the keywords, meanings and examples of aims of punishment. Included are model answers and would be most appropriate for GCSE level, but could be adapted for A level or KS3.

Second lesson in the series on the Eucharist for topic 3 of the 'Study of Religion' unit of the new Edexcel A level. This resource includes a PPT with a balance between teacher led and pupil response, a link to a fantastic blog about the concept of memorial and a detailed focus on the keyword as required by the Edexcel Spec. The lesson is designed to add context to a challenging topic and includes learning objectives and course outline.

This lesson was planned and carried out for an official observation and was deemed outstanding. It is a revision of the content of Just War Theory and then moves on to apply the theory to real wars. This is ideal for mixed to high ability groups, but could be edited to allow for mixed/lower ability. Attached is: PPT Application table sheet Info Sheet Pupil Evaluation

A comprehensive PPT, relevant to all Meta Ethics/Ethical Language units, which seeks to help pupils understand the importance of the discussion surrounding the use of the words in ethics. The learning objective for this lesson is 'is ethical language meaningless?'. The PPT is aimed at middle to high ability and can be run over a series of lessons alongside other material in text books etc.

For those who need a comprehensive, challenging first lesson on the Eucharist for topic 3 of the 'Study of Religion' unit of the new Edexcel A level. This resource includes a PPT with a balance between teacher led and pupil response, a reading from the synoptic gospels and a run through of holy week. The lesson is designed to add context to a challenging topic and includes learning objectives and course outline. I have a series of PPTs that go with this SOW. Look out for: Eucharist lesson 2 Nativity and Crucifixion depicted through art Christian Prayer Christian Worship The importance of music in Christianity