A pupil information/activity booklet to help guide through the Leaders and Prophets from the Old Testament from Section 1 in the Common Entrance Syllabus.

A booklet for pupils to work through when learning the topic from the New Testament on Jesus' teaching.

A pupil booklet giving a summary of the key ethical, moral and philosophical issues surrounding Genetic Engineering. Can be used for higher level G.C.S.E or A-Level pupils and modified for your benefit.

Ideas for RE lessons - starter/plenaries/activities

Activities and explanations about what the best way is to revise/learn... how to get in to the right frame of mind.

Human Responses to God - unit 2 from the Theology section of the Common Entrance course for Theology, Philosophy and Religion. It includes a summary of the topics, past paper type questions, activities and self/peer assessment.

A lesson looking at prejudice and discrimination in a slightly different way; through Shrek's eyes. Pupils think about why people discriminate and also how it might feel to be on the receiving end.

An information booklet introducing relativism, focusing on cultural relativism.

A PowerPoint to use with the worksheet on prejudice and discrimination using Shrek as an example. Pupils look at why people discriminate and what it might feel like being discriminated in the way that Shrek was.

Group work sheets that work through each of the pillars of Islam - pupils then feedback to the class their findings. Helps pupils to learn the 5 pillars of Islam.

This unit of work allows pupil to add depth to their knowledge of world religions. They will be learning from religion (AT2) more than learning about religion (AT1). Pupils will be exploring expression of faith through objects, music, drama, dance, art and colour.

A summary of the key topics covered in section three of the common entrance syllabus

A topic booklet for pupils to work through when studying the unit of work Jesus' life death and resurrection from the New Testament for Common Entrance.

A simple lesson exploring the three aspects of God in the trinity with aims, starter and plenary.

These resources explore thinking skills and philosophical and ethical concepts linking to Biblical texts. Questions such as ‘What matters?’ ‘What is faith?’ ‘What is truth?’ as well as the ethics of lying, jealousy, stealing and non-violent protest and honouring your mother and father from the ten commandments are all considered.

…learning about the life and teaching of moral and religious and philosophical leaders throughout the centuries. Heroes include... • My Hero • Jesus • Muhammad • Gandhi • Desmond Tutu • Mother Teresa • Rosa Parks • Socrates

An introduction pack that can be built on to become a pupil pack for the unit of work. Includes activities and helpful advice as an introduction to the course.

A term of interactive white board presentations introducing the 6 major world religions, using pilgrimage as the spring board.

Lesson plan for the introduction of the Sanctity of life vs. quality of life argument

Includes an extended answer and plenary exercise.