6 lesson series for AQA A level/AS Year 2 content for the Philosophy Unit - Self, Death & the Afterlife. Includes all lesson powerpoints and resources, although please note some tasks are designed to be used in conjunction with the AQA text book. New and updated for 2019-2020 Also includes a dialogues lesson with Buddhism.

Everything students need to know for all ethics content for the new AQA A Level for RE - i print these as a handy stapled booklet in A4, for students to use as a basis for revision and check their work. Each KO contains practise questions for students to complete once they have revised the topic. Topics covered: Natural Moral Law & application to human and animal life and death. Situation Ethics & application to human and animal life and death. Virtue Ethics & application to human and animal life and death, Bentham and Kant Meta Ethics Free Will and Moral Responsibility Conscience

A 5 lesson series including all powerpoints, to be be used in cojunction with the AQA text book. Also includes 3 supplementary lessons that were taught as an intro drop down day and a lesson for dialogues with Buddhism (RE 2A content with AQA). Written for AQA spec but can be adapted to suit other specs.

New and updated for 2019-2020: Fully resourced unit of work, 10 lessons with PPTs, model answers and revision resources including a knowledge organiser. Please note that some activities do require use of the AQA text book, Year 1 RE AS Level (new spec), but could be adapted for other specs.

A 14 lesson series taught over 2 consecutive 85 minute lessons per week. Resources include powerpoints, revision materials and model answers. These lessons were taught in conjunction with the new AQA Year 2 A Level text book, so a copy of this is essential.

Everything students need to know for AQA Philosophy of Religion: self, death and the afterlife. A01 and A02 content covered in handy double page spread, with practise questions based on the assessment resources from AQA.

7 lesson series for AQA A level/AS Year 1 content for the Philosophy Unit - Verifying Religious Experiences & The Challenges of Verifying Religious Experiences. Includes all lesson powerpoints and resources, although please note some tasks are designed to be used in conjunction with the AQA text book. New and updated for 2019-2020

Powerpoints, resources and homework for the AQA Ethics unit comparing Kantian and Bentham's Ethics - includes group consolidation tasks such as debates and essay plans.

Revision session for AQA RE A Level unit Arguments for the Existence of God. Ready to teach/run through or can be used by students individually to revise. Focuses on 7 key questions for success for each argument: Ontological, Cosmological and Design. How is God defined? What type of reasoning is used? What evidence is given? What criticisms are there? Has the philosopher proven anything? How does the argument help faith? Is it a strong argument?

Ready to teach lesson on Meta Ethics, A01 explanation and A02 strengths and weaknesses of Divine Command Theory, Ethical Naturalism and Moral Intuitionism. Tasks for students throughout focused on exam explanation. Developed for AQA but can be used for other specs.

Updated for 2019-2020: 10 Lesson Series to be used in conjunction with the new AQA AS text book. These lessons were taught twice per week and lessons were 85 minutes. Resources include power points, worksheets, planned homeworks and resources such as card sorts and a knowledge organiser. Could be adapted for other specs.

A ready to talk through lesson outlining key questions that can be considered when applying Natural Moral Law, Situation Ethics and Virtue Ethics to issues of human and animal life and death, as outlined on the AQA Spec for RE, unit 1 Philo and Ethics. includes an explanation of all the ethical issues and direct revision ideas for each.

Everything students need to known for AQA RE A Bentham and Kant unit in a handy double page spread. All A01 and A02 content is covered, with practise questions based on AQA assessment resources.

6 lesson series plus assessment lesson with markscheme and model answers. This series can be adapted for other exam boards, but does draw upon content from the AQA A Level text book. All resources included.

New and updated for 2019: Fully resourced 8 lesson series including powerpoints, homeworks and revision resources (with a KO) for teaching the AQA Year 13 ethics unit about the conscience, including revision materials. In places does require a copy of the AQA RE A level Year 2 text book. Taught over 2x 85 minute lessons per week. Could be adapted for other specs.

This unit of work has been created to offer and introduction and context for the new RE GCSE, and thus is assessed in the style of GCSE assessments. However, it provides a more creative and in depth look at Christian beliefs and practices that is suitable for a Year 9/high ability KS3 group. There is a creative formative assessment (writing a modern day parable) to reflect this, as well as a GCSE style summative assessment with marks scheme. This unit is fully resourced, but please note there are some activities that use the new AQA GCSE 9-1 text book, and some activities that use the Hodder Education Christianity Religious Studies A text book. However, the unit can be taught without these activities. Credit to free resources from RE Today in lesson 1-3, and an excellent free Tes resource on Pilgrimage (apologies, cannot find name of seller, but this is work that was shared on Tes previously).

Everything students need to know for the AQA RE Unit Arguments for the Existence of God, in one handy double sided revision sheet, with exam questions to practise.

2 lessons on one powerpoint, focusing on socially engaged Buddhism and how the work of socially engaged Buddhism can be examined in an exam context, and comparison between the ideas of Batchelor (that Buddhism is not a religion) and Brazier (that Buddhism is a religion) with wider reading and exam context. There is also a Knowledge Organiser for the whole AQA unit on Secularisation. With thanks to other TES authors whose ideas helped with this.

Aristotle's Virtues and Vices explained with a description of the characteristic, to help students understand the nature of the virtues and vices in modern, clear language. For the A level study of character based/Virtue Ethics.