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KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -Opposition to the design/ teleological argument for the existence of God? (lesson 4) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. This lesson focuses on opposition to the design argument. I use this lesson with my Y8 class as their fourth lesson of the unit but it could also be used as a standalone lesson. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Assessment Task (RS) - Is the design argument credible? Short formative assessment (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. I usually use this assessment as lesson 5 of the unit and I use the later part of the lesson to feedback on the homework which can also be purchased or comes as part of the unit bundle Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -What is the design/ teleological argument for the existence of God? (lesson 3) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. This lesson focuses on supporting arguments for the design theory. I use this lesson with my Y8 class as their third lesson of the unit but it could also be used as a standalone lesson. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -Revision lesson (lesson 10) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. This lesson focuses on revision of previous learning. I use this lesson with my Y8 class as their penultimate lesson of the unit. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -Opposition to the Ontological Argument? (lesson 9) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. This lesson focuses on opposition arguments to the ontological theory. I use this lesson with my Y8 class as their ninth lesson of the unit but it could also be used as a standalone lesson. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Assessment (RS) -Why do people believe in God? (lesson 11) A two part end of unit assessment which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. I use this assessment to conclude the unit for Y8 class. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -What is the cosmological argument for the existence of God? (lesson 6) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. This lesson focuses on supportive arguments for the cosmological theory. I use this lesson with my Y8 class as their sixth lesson of the unit but it could also be used as a standalone lesson. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -Opposition to the cosmological argument? (lesson 7) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. This lesson focuses on opposition arguments for the cosmological theory. I use this lesson with my Y8 class as their seventh lesson of the unit but it could also be used as a standalone lesson. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -What is the ontological argument for the existence of God? (lesson 8) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on the three classical arguments for God. This unit is designed to introduce philosophy of religion to younger students. This lesson focuses on supportive arguments for the ontological theory. I use this lesson with my Y8 class as their eight lesson of the unit but it could also be used as a standalone lesson. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit –“Why do people believe in God?", A philosophy of religion focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

A Knowledge Organiser (KO) covering developments in Medieval Medicine used in the teaching of AQA History, Britain: Health and the people. Includes key words, date, individuals and factors - useful reference point for students. Also useful for other exam board covering medicine through time.

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education (RS) - Homework pack and teams quiz to accompany the unit Why do people believe or not believe in God? Differenciated reading packs and a quiz that can be set on teams etc to automark or can be printed and set on paper alongside the reading homeworks Also included is a fully editable knowledge organiser for the unit -, A philosophy and world views focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

Hippocrates - GCSE History - AQA Britain: Health and the People (Lesson 2) AQA GCSE 9-1 Britain: Health and the People, c.1000 to present This lesson aims to find out how significant Hippocrates was in the history of medicine. Introduces the importance of Hippocrates and his key ideas. Also gives a model of the 8 mark significance question and help students build links to factors. I use this lesson as the second lesson in the course with my year 10 gcse students I have included a free copy of the knowledge organiser i use for this unit too. If you use this resource please be so kind as too leave a review.

How significant was Galen’s contribution to Medicine - GCSE History - AQA Britain: Health and the People (Lesson 2) AQA GCSE 9-1 Britain: Health and the People, c.1000 to present This lesson aims to find out how significant Galen was in the history of medicine and encourages students to apple their knowledge to an 8 mark aqa significance exam style question. I use this lesson as the third lesson in the course with my year 10 gcse students I have included a free copy of the knowledge organiser i use for this unit too. If you use this resource please be so kind as too leave a review.

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -What is the study of ethics (lesson 1) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on Medical Ethics. This unit is designed to introduce the study of ethics to younger students. I use this lesson with my Y9 class as their first lesson on the unit Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit – “How does religion influence what people think is ethical?”, A ethics and medical ethics focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -What is a moral code? (lesson 2) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson focusing on how religious beliefs influence moral codes (from KS3 upwards) which is part of a module focused on Medical Ethics. This unit is designed to introduce the study of ethics to younger students. I use this lesson with my Y9 class as their second lesson on the unit Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit – “How does religion influence what people think is ethical?”, A ethics and medical ethics focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

The influence of the Church in Medieval Medicine- GCSE History - AQA Britain: Health and the People (Lesson 4) AQA GCSE 9-1 Britain: Health and the People, c.1000 to present This lesson aims to find out how significant the Catholic Church was in the history of medicine. The lesson focuses on whether the church ultimately helped or hindered medicine in the medieval era. I use this lesson as the fourth lesson in the course with my year 10 gcse students I have included a free copy of the knowledge organiser i use for this unit too. If you use this resource please be so kind as too leave a review.

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education Lesson (RS) -Types of Ethical Codes (lesson 3) A ready to use Religious Studies lesson focusing on intorducing the ideas of moral absolutism and utilitarianism (from KS3 upwards). This is part of a module focused on Medical Ethics. This unit is designed to introduce the study of ethics to younger students. I use this lesson with my Y9 class as their third lesson of the unit Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit – “How does religion influence what people think is ethical?”, A ethics and medical ethics focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education (RS) Lesson - Can abortion be ethically justified? A ready to use Religious Studies lesson focusing on the medical ethics debate on abortion (suitable from KS3 upwards). This is part of a module focused on Medical Ethics, it may be a sensitive topic as a stand alone lesson. This unit is designed to introduce the study of ethics to younger students. I use this lesson with my Y9 class as their eighth lesson of the unit. Fully editable and also includes a knowledge organiser for the unit – “How does religion influence what people think is ethical?”, A ethics and medical ethics focused SOW also available to purchase as individual lessons or a full scheme If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

KS3 - Religious Studies/ Education (RS) - Homework activity - Reading and teams quiz to accompany the unit How do we decide what is ethically right? A reading pack and a quiz that can be set on teams etc to automark (feel free to message me for the link to duplicate the microsoft form if you don’t want to create your own) or can be printed and set on paper alongside the reading homeworks Also included is a fully editable knowledge organiser for the unit If you purchase please be so kind as to leave a review :)

Public Health in Medieval England- GCSE History - AQA Britain: Health and the People (Lesson 7) AQA GCSE 9-1 Britain: Health and the People, c.1000 to present This lesson introduces students to the study of public health and investigates why public health did not improve in england during the medieval period despite increasing interventions. I use this lesson as the seventh lesson in the course with my year 10 gcse students I have included a free copy of the knowledge organiser i use for this unit too. If you use this resource please be so kind as too leave a review.