Year 8 RE Lesson: The Khalsa – How Does It Show Commitment to Sikh Beliefs?
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This lesson explores the founding of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh and why it remains central to Sikh identity today. Pupils learn about the story of the Panj Pyare (the Five Beloved Ones), the Amrit ceremony, and the meaning of the Five Ks. They reflect on the courage and unity shown by the first Khalsa Sikhs and consider how these values continue to shape Sikh life. Activities include guided reading, comprehension questions, creative tasks such as diaries and comic strips, and extended writing on why the Khalsa shows commitment.
Learning aims:
Retell the story of Guru Gobind Singh and the formation of the Khalsa
Explain the significance of the Amrit ceremony and the Five Ks
Understand why Khalsa Sikhs adopt shared names and symbols
Reflect on how the Khalsa demonstrates courage, equality, and belonging
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