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This lesson contains all the information needed for the WJEC GCSE RE Christianity Beliefs and Teaching Unit 2 - The Bible as the Word of God

This lesson contains information on the WJEC GCSE RE Christianity Beliefs and Teaching Unit 2 - Interpreting the Bible

This lesson contains information on the WJEC GCSE RE Christianity Beliefs and Teaching Unit 2 - Afterlife, Judgement, Responsibility, Free will, Heaven and Hell

This lesson covers the WJEC GCSE RE - Unit One - Good and Evil - Issues of Good and Evil topic.

AQA GCSE RS/RE - Family and Relationships - Contraception and Family Planning covering Buddhism and Christianity

This lesson contains information on the WJEC GCSE RE - Issues of Relationships - Unit 2 - Sexual Relationships, Purpose of Sex, Contraception and family planning

This is lesson one in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on the Attributes of God.

Buddhism AQA Lesson on Places of Worship for GCSE Religious Studies AQA

This lesson covers the WJEC GCSE RE - Unit One - The Death Penalty - Issues of Good and Evil topic.

Full scheme of work and assessment for the Family and Relationships Theme in the AQA GCSE Religious Studies/Education scheme of work. These lessons cover the two religions of Buddhism and Christianity. Assessment can be given at the end of the scheme of work to check progress made by pupils.

AQA GCSE Buddhism 2.6 Visualisation of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas lesson

Full lesson on how to answer 12 mark questions as they are seen in the AQA GCSE Religiou Education exam. This lesson is based on a question linked to abortion.

This is one lesson covering Buddhist Festivals in the WJEC GCSE RE Buddhist Practices Unit One. This lesson focuses on Wesak, Parinirvana and Rain retreats.

This is lesson two in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on the Creation.

An exam style question (1, 2, 4, 5 and 12 marker) on every single topic for the Christianity and Buddhism beliefs and teachings and practices sections of the paper. There are also the same amount of questions for the themes Religion and Life, War, Peace and Conflict, Relationships and Family and Crime and Punishment.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson two is based on looking at “Where did the universe come from?”.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson seven is based on looking at “Is the world designed?”.

Changing roles of women

Martin Luther King - was he influential?

Capital Punishment