KS3 RE full lesson about the Hindu Creation story with a focus on the role of the Trimurti.

KS3 RE: Scientific theories of creation including the Big Bang Theory and Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. Full lesson including resources.

A full lesson including worksheet (in the power point) as an introduction the middle-way of Buddhism. The lesson focuses on suffering and applying the 4 noble truths to real world examples. It builds up to the practice of how we can use the Buddha’s noble truths to break free from suffering.

KS3 Full lesson about Varanasi in India and why Hindus go on Pilgrimage there. Lesson includes retrieval starter, videos with tasks and an extended writing and peer assessment plenary task.

This is the first in 6 lessons of philosophy for core RE at year 11, but could also be simplified and used for year 10. It includes the activity of watching the Matrix which is only appropriate for these two year groups.

A full KS3 lesson that explores two different beliefs about Judgement Day and their similarities and differences. Was originally created for low ability and SEND year 7 students. Includes a starter and Peer assessment. Suitable for year 7 and 8.

A full KS3 RE lesson that introduces the concepts of Stewardship and Dominion and encourages students to compare the two when examining deforestation.

A double introductory lesson on Animal Rights for KS3 but can be adapted for KS4. All resources are included in the power point.

Key stage 3 RE lesson that focuses on Sikh, Hindu and Buddhist views of equality and how there beliefs about it influence their lives. Complete lesson with resources.

An introduction to the Christian belief in Stewardship and how we should care for the Earth.

KS3 RE the exploration of other beliefs about the value of creation stories through Sikhism and Buddhist traditions. Full lesson including resources.

An RE lesson designed for year 8 but could be used for year 7 or year 9. The first in a series of lessons focusing on international contributions to the global community, through aid and relief work. Can also be adapted for KS4 students learning about religious responses to war or poverty and hunger.

The second two part lesson for philosophy in year 11 core RE. It continues on from the first lesson where the students watch the Matrix and consider if we can ever really know the truth of reality.

A series of year group assemblies designed for young persons mental health day to go alongside any activities run for Young Minds #Helloyellow day. They are targeted at particular issues common to each year group. DEsigned to be delivered in 15 minute slots.

A full lesson including resources. The resources are part of the powerpoint. This is perfect for tackling the idea of Human Rights and Human Rights violations with years 7-9.

A full KS3 lesson that looks at the life of Archbishop Oscar Romero and the influence of the Beatitudes on how Christians respond to discrimination and prejudice.

KS3 RE: Can Science and Religion coexist? Can you be religious and believe in the scientific theories of creation and evolution? Both of these questions are explored through the comparison of religious and scientific beliefs about the creation of the world. Complete lesson with resources.

A complete lesson for revision at the end of teaching Theme D Peace and Conflict in the AQA GCSE RS specification. Includes a retrieval quiz, a taboo style key word game, a revision clock, practice questions for the whole theme and peer assessment that includes a template sheet for students to give effective peer feedback. I’m offering this for free as I’ve used two resources that were given away for free by other people (taboo and revision clock). Please leave a review for me so that I can improve my shop and help support others who teach RE. Thanks Mrs C

A full 1 hour lesson to teach students about Christian and Muslim creation stories which gives them the opportunity to compare their similarities and differences.

A complete lesson including resources. This lesson explores the work of Christian Aid, including their work in the current conflict in the middle east. This is then linked to the parable of the Good Samaritan and ‘Love thy neighbour as thy self’. Includes practice exam questions and peer feedback.