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A Question of Faith films
A compilation of five short films from the BBC for GCSE Religious Studies where twelve students, made up of Christians, Muslims and non-believers, explore some big questions of faith.
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A Question of Judgement Developing Students Evaluation and Debating Skills
Case study: developing a compelling learning experience, by Gurjit Kaur Shergill, Brampton Manor School.
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A Sample RE Policy for a Primary School
Framework for a sample RE policy for a primary school
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A senses poem
Exploring a theme: Beliefs in Action in the World - A writing prompt activity
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A Short History of Articles of Faith in the UK
The stories of the company called Articles of Faith and of RE in the United Kingdom over the last 20 years or so have been intertwined.
£CALL Out of stockA Short History of Evil
A short history of evil is a 4-minute mini-documentary. Some big questions, illustrated by perspectives and snippets from the history of religion, are posed. The resource is aimed specifically at GCSE, is fast-paced and provocative. It enables students understand aspects of the topic, and also leads them to consider their own response to the issue in the light of their learning in RE.
£CALL Out of stockA short history of the afterlife
A Short history of the Afterlife is a fast-paced mini-documentary (3.10 mins) which asks some big questions illustrated by perspectives and snippets from the history of religions. Is death the end? Is there any evidence for an afterlife? Is death a consequence of sin, but with hope of a risen life, as Christians say? Or is it all about karma leading to rebirth, as Buddhists believe?
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A silent argument strategy
Essential RE: Hope. Six reasoned beliefs about the afterlife including ready-to-use lesson activities, including silent debate.
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A special day for Baby Querk’ PowerPoint
Jo Crabtree approach to learning about welcoming a baby is supported by a PowerPoint presentation you can use in the classroom.
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A Spring Thing (song book with CD)
Song book with 2 x CDs, 120pp spiral bound. When your RE budget seems small, this resource is a little treasure. It will be used and loved by children, year after year. Super value for money.
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A story from Islam about kindness and sharing
Exploring a theme: Beliefs in Action in the World - An interactive story from Islam about kindness and sharing
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A timeline-sorting activity for use by students
The rise of Western atheism: a timeline
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A values auction activity
Opening up RE: Community - An activity for teachers to do with pupils using an activity sheet to do a values auction.
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