Ancient Greek Influences on Religious Philosophy AS Level Religious Studies

Everything you need to revise the Christian Beliefs topic. - Exam questions (with answers) - Key words - Sources of Wisdom and authority - Revision guide - Revision poster (including sources of wisdom and authority)

Crime (Crime) - Two one hour lessons which explore Crime. - Includes practice exam questions, key words, case studies, video links and sources of wisdom and authority

30+ different examples of possible exam questions for the Living the Christian Life topic. One sheet contains accepted answers from the Edexcel mark scheme that students can use to mark their work. The other sheet contains questions without answers that students can use their revision guide/text book to get example answers for to create revision notes.

30+ different examples of possible exam questions for the Crime and Punishment (Christianity) topic. One sheet contains accepted answers from the Edexcel mark scheme that students can use to mark their work. The other sheet contains questions without answers that students can use their revision guide/text book to get example answers for to create revision notes.

16 questions and answers for Religious Studies B Christianity paper: Christian Beliefs, Living the Christian Life, Crime and Punishment, Peace and Conflict.

Key information for final re-cap of Christian Beliefs and Living the Christian Life before the exam. (93 slides) Includes sources of wisdom and authority and teachings for: The Trinity Creation The incarnation (Jesus Christ) The last days of Jesus’ life Salvation Christian Eschatology (life after death) The problem of evil Christian worship Sacraments Prayer Pilgrimage Celebrations Future of the Church Local church Worldwide church

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme B. Suitable for printing in colour on A3. Parties and candidates Forming/organising the work of the government Westminster Parliament Elections and voting systems Constitution Government taxation and spending

A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at Mother Teresa’s key sayings, her early life, how she helped people but also the criticism levelled against her. Lesson includes video links.

A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at main Buddhist beliefs, the history of the Dalai Lama and Tenzin Gyatso’s key teachings. Includes video links and questions to answer based on them.

Template for a poster that all teachers can edit with a picture and information about their Black hero. Teachers can put these on their classroom doors for students to read and learn from. Black Lives Matter.

The first lesson in the Hip Hop topic. Students will look at key information about a variety of Black heroes from the UK and USA. The main focus of the lesson is looking at ‘Knowledge is Power’ by Akala and ‘All Black Everything’ by Lupe Fiasco. Students will look at Timbuktu, Jim Crow Laws and the importance of studying Black history.

Students will look at the themes of classism and unconscious bias. They will learn about the government’s response to Grenfell. Students will listen to Stormzy’s Brits performance and ‘Black’ by Dave.

A lesson for GRTHM which looks at: key facts about GRT communities hate crime statistics in the UK report on hate crimes and policing in relation to GRT communities videos showing the hate crimes people in GRT communities face consequences of hate crime

A resource exploring Afrofuturism. Looks at Akan folktale Anansi the Spider, American jazz composer Sun Ra and Disney series Iwájú.

Lesson three of the KS3 scheme of work on Healthy Lifestyles. Resources include: - True/false quiz on alcohol - Alcoholic units - Relevant video links - Consequences of drinking - Key words

Lesson four of the KS3 Healthy Lifestyles scheme of work. Resources include: - 'Who am I?' drugs quiz - Relevant video links - Solvent abuse - Key words

Resources include: - Discussion points for how certain crimes should be punished - Four theories of punishment - Practice exam question - Key words