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Introducing “Come and See - Year 5 Unit 5 - Sacrifice”, a complete, classroom-tested teaching resource that explores the meaning of sacrifice through the lens of memory, ritual, and faith. Aligned with the Come and See curriculum, this comprehensive unit includes eleven fully resourced lessons, detailed lesson plans, differentiated activity sheets, model examples and engaging assessment opportunities.

This unit focuses on Memorial Sacrifice, a powerful theme that invites pupils to reflect on why memories matter, how rituals help keep them alive, and how the example of Jesus continues to inspire acts of love and service today. Through scripture, symbolism, drama, writing, group work and visual analysis, pupils develop a deep understanding of the Jewish Passover, the Last Supper, and the Catholic celebration of the Eucharist - making meaningful links across faith, history and personal values.

Each lesson is carefully crafted to support spiritual growth and critical thinking. Pupils explore challenging questions such as:

Why do Christians call the Eucharist a memorial?

How does remembering shape our choices?

Why did Jesus offer himself in sacrifice?

What do these events tell us about hope and redemption?

Created by a school that scored the top rating in its most recent Catholic School Inspection, this unit supports high-quality RE provision in faith-based and values-led primary settings. With a variety of learning styles, creative tasks, and structured teacher guidance throughout, the resource is equally suited to confident RE specialists and generalist classroom teachers.

Whether you are following the Come and See program or looking for a thoughtful, values-rich resource to support personal development and religious literacy, “Come and See - Year 5 Unit 5 - Sacrifice” is ready to bring meaningful learning and deep reflection into your classroom.