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Description Celebrate diversity. Promote equality. Empower every voice. Get your school ready to mark Pride Month 2025 with this ready-to-deliver, engaging assembly resource tailored specifically for UK secondary schools. Whether you’re a teacher, head of year, PSHE lead or part of your school’s inclusion team, this assembly will help you educate and inspire students in a meaningful, age-appropriate way. Packed with powerful slides, a full presenter script, and meaningful UK context, this resource encourages celebration of LGBTQ+ identities while promoting British Values and the Equality Act. No prep stress, no awkward gaps — just a confident, inclusive assembly that gets students thinking and talking. What’s Included: • 12-slide PowerPoint-style structure with clear titles and bullet points • Full presenter script (just read or adapt as needed!) • Coverage of: o What Pride Month is & why it matters- video clip o UK LGBTQ+ history (incl. Stonewall and legal milestones) o LGBTQ+ role models o British Values & Protected Characteristics o Real-world statistics on bullying and discrimination o Allies & advocacy: how students can make a difference o How Pride Month is celebrated across the UK o Final reflection and support signposting • Friendly, inclusive tone for KS3 & KS4 • Easy to personalise with your own school name and 51���� contacts ** Ideal For:** • UK secondary schools (Key Stage 3 & 4) • PSHE/RSE/RE departments • Pride Month events, diversity weeks, or assemblies • Schools looking to promote inclusion, respect, and student voice

Description Celebrate Refugee Week 2025 (16–22 June) with this thoughtful and engaging 11-slide assembly all about the power of community. Aimed at UK secondary schools, this ready-to-use presentation helps pupils understand what it means to be a refugee, why people are forced to flee their homes, and how small acts of kindness and inclusion can make a huge difference. Centred around this year’s theme, “Community is a Superpower”, the assembly explores the emotional and human impact of displacement through the story of Hamid, who fled Eritrea as a child. Pupils are encouraged to reflect, empathise, and think about practical ways they can help build a more welcoming world. Fully editable and beautifully presented – ready to deliver or tailor to your setting. What’s included? • 11-slide PowerPoint assembly (fully editable) • Clear explanation of what a refugee is and why people become refugees • A moving video suggestion (Hamid’s story) for optional inclusion • Reflective prompts to get students thinking about empathy and belonging • Discussion around the importance of community and how we can help • Simple Acts – practical ways pupils can support refugees • Ends with a call to action: What will you do? Ideal for: • KS3, KS4 or KS5 assemblies • Form time or PSHE sessions during Refugee Week • Supporting SMSC, Personal Development and Citizenship • Promoting empathy, inclusion, and global awareness in your school Help pupils see that small acts of kindness can have a big impact – because community really is a superpower.

Description Looking for a ready-to-go assembly to support My Money Week 2025 (9th–15th June)? This fun, engaging and practical assembly focuses on the theme “Making the Most of Your Money”, helping students develop vital financial awareness in an age-appropriate and relatable way. Written by a secondary teacher with PSHE and Citizenship in mind, this resource is perfect for promoting financial education, life skills, and real-world thinking. It covers key ideas like budgeting, saving, spending wisely, and setting financial goals — all presented in a way that’s visual, student-friendly and thought-provoking. What’s Included? • Fully Editable PowerPoint Assembly – with clear visuals, real-life examples, and discussion prompts • Optional Script – written in an easy, conversational tone so it’s assembly-ready • Savings Slide – shows how small savings add up over time (£5/month from age 11 and £100/month from age 21) • Data & Scenarios – to help pupils reflect on future spending, savings, and financial priorities • Final Reflection Slide – “What Will You Do?” encourages pupils to take positive next steps • Ready to use, but easy to tweak for your school context, Key Stage or time slot Ideal For • My Money Week 2025 – fits the national theme and supports Young Enterprise’s goals • Secondary Schools (KS3–KS4) – assembly is accessible to all year groups • PSHE Lessons / Form Time / Citizenship / Drop-Down Days • Starting meaningful conversations about money, responsibility, and future choices • Teachers looking to support financial literacy in a practical, no-fuss way Help your students feel empowered, not overwhelmed, when it comes to money. A brilliant way to make My Money Week meaningful — with zero stress for you! More Assemblies: Pride Month Assembly Menstrual Hygiene Day Assembly Knife Crime Awareness Assembly

Description Need something simple but effective to help your GCSE RS students lock in the key knowledge for Paper 1? These Retrieval Grids are a ready-to-use revision tool covering all the core content for Christianity and Islam – perfect for helping pupils remember what they’ve learned and apply it with confidence. With 16 tasks for each topic, this pack is ideal for lesson starters, homework, or independent revision. Designed to support regular low-stakes recall, these grids help students boost long-term memory, spot gaps in their knowledge and reduce revision stress in the run-up to exams. Fully aligned with the AQA GCSE Religious Studies (Paper 1) spec – and made by a teacher who knows what works. What’s included? ✔ 16 structured retrieval grids for each of the 4 AQA Paper 1 topics: • Christian Beliefs • Christian Practices • Islamic Beliefs • Islamic Practices ✔ A mix of task types to keep things varied and engaging: • Keyword recall and definitions • Quotation application • Short answer questions • Exam-style questions • Comparison activities ✔ Fully printable and student-friendly layout ✔ Great for classroom use, homework or study packs ✔ Can be used flexibly – as one-off tasks or as part of a revision plan Ideal for: • GCSE RS teachers looking to build in effective retrieval practice • Y10 and Y11 students preparing for mocks or final exams • Lesson starters, homework, intervention, or revision sessions • Helping pupils grow in confidence and secure the core knowledge • AQA Paper 1: Christianity and Islam (GCSE Religious Studies) Take the stress out of revision with these easy-to-use, spec-focused tasks. Whether it’s for a five-minute starter or a full study session, these grids give your students the regular practice they need to succeed.

Description Looking for a no-fuss, beautifully presented revision resource for AQA GCSE Religious Studies Paper 2 Theme A? This 15-page booklet is a complete breakdown of Relationships and Families, written with busy students and time-pressed teachers in mind. Each subtopic is laid out clearly and accessibly, making this ideal for quick reference, last-minute revision or structured catch-up. All content reflects Christian and Muslim views, with direct links to Biblical, Qur’anic and Hadith teachings. Perfect for pupils aiming for top marks but also supportive for those who need help organising key ideas. As a teacher, I’ve designed this to save you hours of planning – just print and go, or upload for digital access! What’s included? *** Updated for new 20/26 Exam Question Changes*** • 15-page revision booklet covering every subtopic in Theme A • Each topic includes: o A clear definition o Concise key information o Christian views (including diversity where relevant) o Muslim views (including diversity where relevant) o Key quotes from the Bible, Qur’an and Hadith o Sample 1,4, 6 and 12-mark exam-style questions • Student-friendly layout and easy-to-read format • Fully aligned with the AQA Religious Studies A Specification (9–1) Covers all Theme A subtopics: • Human Sexuality • Sex Before and Outside Marriage • Contraception & Family Planning • The Nature & Purpose of Marriage • Same Sex Marriage • Cohabitation • Divorce & Remarriage • Ethical Arguments related to Divorce • The Nature of Families • The Purpose of Families • Same-Sex Parents • Polygamy • The Roles of Men and Women • Gender Equality • Gender Discrimination Ideal for: • Year 10 and Year 11 AQA RS students • Homework, revision sessions or flipped learning • Support for lower-attaining students needing clarity and structure • Stretch for higher-attaining pupils aiming for top band responses • Cover lessons or independent study • Teachers who want a complete, easy-to-use resource aligned to the AQA spec Save yourself planning time and give your students the confidence they need with this clear and comprehensive revision book.

Description Keep your students up to speed with the upcoming changes to the AQA GCSE Religious Studies exam for 2025/2026. This clear and simple PowerPoint presentation breaks down all the key updates that current Year 10 students need to know – saving you time and helping them feel confident about what’s coming. Presented in a student-friendly and informal style, this overview explains everything from the change in mark schemes to updated question wording. It’s perfect for making sure your pupils understand exactly what’s expected of them in the new-style exam. What’s included? • A ready-to-use PowerPoint presentation explaining: o The change from 2-mark to 1-mark questions o The change from using the word “contrasting” to “different”" o The shift from 5-mark to 6-mark questions o What’s now expected in a 6-mark response o How the new 6-mark question differs from the old 5-mark format o Tips on how to name and apply beliefs and teachings from sacred writing • Clear slides with examples and student-friendly explanations • Editable format – adapt it to suit your own school context or revision style Ideal for: • Current Year 10 students preparing for the updated AQA RS exam in 2025/2026 • Teachers who want to explain the changes in a simple, clear way • Exam skills lessons, revision sessions, or exam week preparation • Ensuring students understand how to approach the new-style questions confidently • Building assessment confidence and exam technique Help your students feel ready for the changes with a no-nonsense walkthrough of what’s different and how to tackle it. Great as a one-off session or to revisit throughout the course as confidence grows.

Description Get your students ready for the new-style 6 mark questions in the updated AQA GCSE Religious Studies exams (2025/2026 onwards) with this focused and accessible Islam 6 Mark Question Pack. Designed with busy teachers and hard-working pupils in mind, this resource gives students everything they need to practise and improve their technique for the revised question format. With one 6 mark question for every topic in the Islam section of Paper 1, it’s ideal for tackling exam practice in class, as revision, or even as a structured homework booklet. Includes clear guidance on how to tackle 6 mark questions, mark scheme breakdowns, confidence tracking, and a handy topic checklist to keep progress on track. What’s included? • Overview sheets for Christianity Beliefs and Teachings + Christianity Practices • A clear explanation of the new 6 mark question format and how it differs from the old 5 mark • Mark scheme guidance and tips on how to structure a high-level answer • A topic checklist so pupils can track their coverage • A self-evaluation section where pupils can rate their confidence after answering each question • A 6 mark question on every topic from Paper 1: Christianity • Printable and editable format – great for workbooks, homework, or independent revision Ideal for: • Year 10 students preparing for the 2025/2026 AQA RS exam changes • Teachers looking for structured practice of the new 6 mark question format • Mock exam prep, class revision, or regular homework tasks • Building confidence in exam technique and applying sacred texts • Helping students keep track of their progress and understanding over time This is a great resource to use alongside your Christianity unit or revision programme – no faff, no fluff, just clear practice that helps pupils build skill and confidence. Designed by a teacher who knows what works in the classroom! Why not try the Islam Edition of this resource too?

Description Need something easy and purposeful for those early finishers in your GCSE RS lessons? These Themes Extension Mats are just the ticket – packed with 96 different retrieval and challenge tasks covering all 6 AQA Paper 2 themes. Each mat includes a mix of engaging activities designed to help students recap key content, practise their exam skills, and think deeply about the big issues – all while staying focused and independent. They’re not tied to any specific religion, so no matter which options you teach, you can use them straight away. All themes included, simply print the ones you need and you’re good to go! What’s included? ✔16 retrieval-style extension tasks for each of the 6 AQA GCSE RS Paper 2 Themes: • Relationships and Families • Religion and Life • God and Revelation • Religion, Peace and Conflict • Religion, Crime and Punishment • Religion, Human Rights and Social Justice ✔ That’s a total of 96 different tasks – plenty to keep your pupils stretched and thinking! ✔ Tasks include: • Big issue questions • Real-world application • Recap and recall prompts • 4, 6 & 12 mark Exam-style practice (In line with new 25/26 Exam Changes) ✔ Designed for flexible, independent use ✔ Fully printable and great for laminating ✔ Works with any religious viewpoint – no specific faith content Ideal for: • Extension activities in GCSE RS lessons (Paper 2: Themes) • Keeping early finishers meaningfully engaged • Revision and retrieval practice across the year • KS4 Religious Studies students, whatever religion you teach • Schools teaching any combination of the 6 AQA Themes • Easy, ready-to-go challenge tasks that promote deeper thinking No more wasted minutes or rushed worksheets – just well-structured, thought-provoking tasks that boost memory, stretch thinking and support exam success. Download once, print what you need, and keep students learning right to the end of the lesson. Check out my Paper 1 edition of this resource

Description Struggling to keep all the A Level Islam content in one place? This beautifully presented 24-page booklet includes a full set of topic overviews for every part of the Eduqas / WJEC A’ Level Islam course. Designed for busy classrooms, it’s ideal for both structured revision and on-the-go essay planning. Each page gives students all the essentials at a glance: clear breakdowns of specification content, AO2 issues, diversity of scholarly opinion, and key quotes from sacred texts – all laid out in a simple, student-friendly format. It��s also great for helping pupils make links across the course and build stronger evaluation in essays. Use it lesson-by-lesson, at the end of each unit, or as a revision pack before mocks and final exams. What’s included? • 24 pages of Islam topic overviews, covering the full Eduqas/WJEC A’ Level Islam content • Each topic includes: o Specification content in clear bullet points o AO2 issues and key debate questions o Diversity of scholarly opinion (with names and views) o Key quotes from the Qur’an, Hadith and major Islamic scholars o Links to wider Islamic thought and context • Simple, clean layout designed for quick reference • Fully editable if you want to adapt or personalise • Ready to print or use digitally Ideal for: • A’ Level students studying Eduqas/ WJEC Islam (AS and A2 content) • Teachers wanting a structured, reliable summary to support essay planning • End-of-topic revision or summary lessons • Independent catch-up for pupils who’ve missed content • Making connections across the Islam course • Providing stretch for high-level AO2 responses Give your students confidence in their essays with all the key ideas, debates and scholarship in one easy place. This pack works brilliantly alongside class notes and textbooks to help make the content stick.

Description Take the hassle out of hunting down past paper questions with this complete collection of AQA GCSE RS Paper 1 – Christianity exam questions, fully updated for the 2025/2026 specification changes. This resource includes every single question ever asked on the Christianity section (Beliefs and Teachings + Practices) from 2018 to 2025 – and even includes two versions: one with the 2025 questions included, and one without, just in case you’re saving those for mocks. All the questions have been carefully updated to reflect the latest changes to the spec: • 2 mark questions changed to 1 mark multiple choice • 5 mark questions updated to the new 6 mark format • Wording changed from “contrasting” to “different”, in line with the latest AQA phrasing This means you can use this pack confidently with Year 10s and future GCSE classes, without having to explain outdated formats or confusing question types. Perfect for building confidence, setting meaningful revision tasks, or boosting retrieval – without any extra prep. What’s included? • A full set of Christianity Paper 1 exam questions (2019–2025 version) • A separate version (2018-2024) excluding 2025 questions – ideal for use before mocks • Covers both Beliefs and Teachings and Practices sections • Fully updated for the 2025/2026 AQA GCSE RS spec • Includes all question types: o 1 mark multiple choice o New-style 1 mark short answer o 4 mark explanation questions o New-style 6 mark questions o 12 mark evaluation questions • PDF format – easy to copy into booklets, slides or worksheets Ideal for: • Teachers preparing revision lessons or mock papers • Pupils doing independent study or home learning • Extension tasks, homework, or targeted exam practice • Ensuring students only see questions in the updated format • Saving yourself hours of trawling through past papers! This is a go-to resource for any RS department teaching AQA – whether you’re planning lessons, setting extra practice, or building pupil confidence, this pack will do the job and save you a load of time.

Description Looking for a simple, clear way to help your A Level RS students get on top of their revision? These beautifully presented Revision Checklists for the Eduqas A Level Ethics component are a total game-changer when it comes to making the spec accessible and manageable. There are 8 checklists in total – two for each of the four Ethics themes – covering every single AO1 sub-topic and all the key AO2 issues your students need to know for evaluation and analysis. Whether they’re gearing up for mocks or starting the course fresh, these checklists show exactly what needs revisiting (and what they’ve already mastered). Perfect for building student confidence, keeping revision on track and giving a clear structure to your lessons. They’re also ideal to hand out as overviews at the start of a new theme or unit. What’s included? ✔ 8 separate revision checklists (2 per theme) for the full Eduqas A Level RS Ethics Component ✔ Clear breakdowns of: • AO1 content – everything they need to know for their AO1s • AO2 issues – all the big debates and evaluation points from the spec ✔ Clean, student-friendly layout – designed to be easy to use and visually clear ✔ Printable and digital formats – great for in-class use, revision packs or online learning Ideal for: • A Level RS students following the Eduqas Ethics specification • Teachers who want to give their students structure and clarity for revision • Handouts for the start of each theme or as a topic overview • Independent study, revision homework or last-minute prep • Helping students track progress and identify gaps in both AO1 and AO2 knowledge • Saving you time – no more scrambling to list “what to revise” on the board! These checklists take the guesswork out of revision and help students take ownership of their learning. Whether you’re mid-topic or prepping for the final push, they’re a must-have for your RS toolkit. Also Available: Revision Checklists for Eduqas A Level RS – Islam Component (AO1 + AO2)

Description Looking for a powerful but age-appropriate way to raise awareness of knife crime in your school? This fully editable Knife Crime Awareness Assembly is designed especially for UK secondary students and is ideal for Knife Crime Awareness Week 2025. Whether you’re delivering it in form time or a full assembly, this resource tackles the topic in a sensitive and thoughtful way – focusing on facts, real-life consequences and positive choices. It’s designed to open up conversations, not scare pupils, and fits perfectly with your PSHE and 51���� curriculum. Everything’s ready to go, but it’s also easy to tweak for your own school context. What’s included? ✔ 11 student-friendly slides – clear, calm and engaging ✔ Up-to-date 2024–2025 UK knife crime stats ✔ Simple explanation of Joint Enterprise law ✔ Thought-provoking video clip included ✔ Real-life consequences – legal, emotional, social ✔ Reflection questions and group discussion prompts ✔ Signposting to support services and helplines ✔ Fully editable – adapt to your school or local area Ideal for: • Knife Crime Awareness Week 2025 • Form time or tutor time sessions • Assemblies (KS3 & KS4) • PSHE and Citizenship lessons • Schools wanting to approach knife crime with balance and care • Encouraging students to make safe, informed choices This assembly helps pupils understand the risks, reflect on the impact of choices, and know where to turn for help – without using scare tactics. It’s about prevention, awareness, and empathy. Help your students feel informed, supported and safe.

Description Want to boost A-Level RS uptake and show off your subject as the academic powerhouse it is? This eye-catching, student-friendly flyer is designed to grab attention and clearly explain why Religious Studies is a smart and respected choice for sixth form. Whether you’re running an open evening, holding a taster lesson, or chatting options with Year 11s, this printable resource helps promote RS with confidence – showing off its skills, career links, and university value in a clear, accessible way. What’s included? • A one-page informative flyer packed with reasons to study A-Level RS • Includes academic benefits, career paths, complementary subjects, and university links • 6 versions available – each with a different religious symbol, so you can represent your cohort and course inclusively • Fully suitable for all exam boards Ideal for: • Year 11 recruitment drives – perfect for options evenings or sixth form fairs • Taster sessions and intro lessons to sell the subject to prospective students • RS noticeboards, newsletters or welcome packs • Any RS teacher looking to show off the subject’s value beyond the classroom This flyer makes it easy to show students (and their parents!) that RS isn’t just interesting – it’s academic, versatile, and opens doors. A must-have for every RS department!

Description Looking for a fun, active way to boost retrieval and revision in your GCSE RS lessons? This Four Corners Retrieval Game is a tried-and-tested classroom favourite! Designed with AQA GCSE Religious Studies in mind, this resource includes 30 real-life, 1-mark-style multiple choice questions that get pupils up, moving, and thinking! Perfect for those end-of-topic lessons, revision sessions or just when your class needs a brain break. All you need to do is print and stick the coloured corner signs in each corner of your room. Read out a question and four answer options – pupils then move to the corner that matches the colour of their chosen answer. Super simple, super engaging, and great for all learners – especially those who thrive with movement and interactive learning. What’s included? • 30 editable multiple choice questions based on AQA GCSE RS • Covers Paper 1: Christianity & Islam • Includes all 6 Themes from Paper 2 – simply delete the two you don’t cover • All answers revealed in slides • Colour-coded corner signs ready to print and display • Fully editable PowerPoint format – easy to adapt and add new questions! Ideal for: • Retrieval practice and active recall • Starters, plenaries or end-of-lesson energisers • Revision sessions and low-stakes quizzing • Brain breaks that keep pupils learning • Supporting ADHD and kinaesthetic learners • Building confidence with exam-style multiple choice questions This resource works brilliantly as a whole class game but can also be adapted for small groups or intervention sessions. Whether you’re reviewing key beliefs or revising tricky Themes, this Four Corners activity keeps GCSE RS fresh, focused and full of fun.

Description Make life easier with this complete and fully updated collection of AQA GCSE RS Paper 1 – Islam exam questions, covering every topic from Beliefs and Teachings and Practices. This resource pulls together all the past questions from 2018 to 2025, so you’ve got everything in one place – ideal for revision, retrieval, and exam prep. You’ll get two versions of the resource – one with questions from 2019–2025, and another that stops at 2024, so you can hold back the 2025 questions for mock exams if needed. Every question has been updated to match the 2025/2026 exam format, so there’s no confusion for pupils. That means: • 2 mark questions are now 1 mark multiple choice • 5 mark questions have been reworked into the new 6 mark format • “Contrasting” has been replaced with “different” to match AQA’s updated wording It’s all done for you – no more sifting through exam boards or checking spec changes. Just print or upload and go! What’s included? • Full collection of Islam Paper 1 exam questions from 2019–2025 • A second version (2018-2024) with 2025 questions removed for pre-mock use • Covers both Beliefs and Teachings and Practices • All questions updated for the 2025/2026 AQA GCSE spec • Includes: o 1 mark multiple choice o New-style 1 mark short answer o 4 mark explanation questions o New-style 6 mark questions o 12 mark evaluation questions • PDF format – perfect for slides, printouts and sharing digitally Ideal for: • Building mock papers, homework or revision lessons • Pupils doing independent learning or self-quizzing • Avoiding confusion by sticking to the new question format • Saving time with a ready-made question bank • Teachers wanting to make the most of retrieval and spaced practice Tried, tested, and updated by a classroom teacher – this is a must-have for any department delivering AQA GCSE RS. Simple, clear, and a total time-saver. Others resources in this set: [Christianity All Past Questions ](GCSE RS Islam – All AQA Paper 1 Exam Questions (Updated for 2025/2026 Spec) Description)

Description Need a clear, student-friendly revision tool for AQA GCSE Religious Studies Paper 2 Theme D? This beautifully presented 14-page revision booklet covers the full Religion, Peace and Conflict topic in an accessible format that’s perfect for quick reference, structured revision or essay preparation. Each topic is broken down with clear definitions, key information and a balanced look at Christian and Muslim views, including key teachings from the Bible, Qur’an and Hadith. The layout is simple and uncluttered – ideal for helping students organise their thinking and boost confidence ahead of exams. Written by a teacher, this resource supports a range of abilities and saves you hours of planning. What’s included? *** Updated with new exam question formats for 25/26)*** • 14-page revision booklet covering all of Theme D • Every topic includes: o A clear definition o Concise, exam-focused key knowledge o Christian views (including relevant diversity) o Muslim views (with reference to Qur’an and Hadith) o Key quotes from sacred texts o Sample 1,4, 6 and 12-mark exam-style questions • Designed for use digitally or as a printed booklet • Fully aligned to the AQA Religious Studies A (9–1) specification Covers all Theme D subtopics: • Peace • Justice • Forgiveness • Reconciliation • Violent protest • Terrorism • Reasons for war • Just war theory • Holy war • Pacifism • Religion as a cause of war • Weapons of mass destruction • Nuclear deterrence • Victims of war Ideal for: • Year 10 and Year 11 students studying AQA GCSE Religious Studies • Revision lessons, homework tasks, or independent study • Building knowledge for extended writing and evaluation • Cover lessons and intervention groups • Pupils needing a clear and accessible summary of each topic • Teachers looking for a ready-to-go resource that supports mixed ability groups This booklet helps students revise smarter – not harder – with all the key content in one place. Use it throughout the course or as a go-to guide in the run-up to exams. Theme A Booklet also available!

Description Want to boost your students’ A’ Level exam technique without overwhelming them? This free 3-page Exam Skills Guide is a quick, accessible resource that breaks down exactly what’s needed for strong AO1 and AO2 answers – with a specific focus on Islam for Eduqas or other RS specifications. It’s packed with top tips, clear explanations, and reminders of what examiners are actually looking for. Whether your students are revising, essay planning or just need to brush up on structure and content, this is a perfect support tool to keep them focused and confident. It’s friendly, fuss-free and completely free to download! What’s included? • A 3-page printable guide with a focus on Islam-based A Level Religious Studies essays • Clear, student-friendly breakdowns of the following and much more: o Understanding the exam format o Using past papers and markschemes o Engaging with scholarly views o Connecting themes and making links to wider study • Specific guidance for Islam-related essay content and examples • Designed to be easy to use for homework, revision or in class Ideal for: • Eduqas A’ Level RS students (Islam focus) • Possibly useful for other exam boards with Islamic content • Pupils needing extra support with essay planning • Teachers introducing exam skills or doing a skills refresher • Quick reference before mocks, assessments or final exams • Printing for revision folders or uploading to online platforms This freebie is perfect as a starting point or handy recap. Use it alongside your existing resources to give students clarity and structure – without the waffle. If you find this useful, check out the full range of A Level Islam topic resources and revision guides in my shop!

Description Here’s a free, eye-catching classroom poster to help your students get to grips with Pre-Islamic Arabia – a key part of the A’ Level Islam topic. It’s designed to make big ideas simple, visual, and easy to remember. The poster gives a clear overview of life before Islam, including Jahiliyyah, the situation at the time of the Prophet Muhammad, and the need for revelation. Perfect for brightening up your RS display board or giving students something to refer back to during lessons and revision. What’s included? • A full-colour PDF poster, ready to print and stick straight on the wall • Covers: o Jahiliyyah (the Age of Ignorance) o What society was like before Islam o Why revelation was needed Ideal for: • A’ Level Religious Studies classrooms • Display boards or revision corners • Quick reference during lessons • Helping students connect key ideas without flicking through pages of notes