Learning Objectives:
- Understanding of Christian perspectives on the uses and responsibilities of wealth.
- Consideration of who should take responsibility for the poor.
Category Archives: RE Lessons (Years 10-11)
Captain Phillips: How did Jesus choose who to call to follow him?
Captain Phillips: How do the actions of rich countries and ordinary people who live in them impact on the lives of people in poor countries?
Learning Objectives:
- Understanding of Christian perspectives on the uses and responsibilities of wealth.
- Awareness of different causes of poverty.
- Awareness of different consequences of poverty.
- Consideration of who should take responsibility for the poor.
- Detailed knowledge of one Christian individual or organisation working to alleviate world poverty, and how Christian belief motivates that work.
American Hustle: To what extent does poverty affect whether a particular line of work is morally right or wrong?
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug: What is the relationship between good and evil?
Cuban Fury: How helpful is a Christian perspective when responding to bullies and bullying?
Her: What does it mean to be a living person?
A Long Way Down: What’s the difference between prayer and creating a wish-list?
Learning Objectives:
- Knowledge of what prayer is and what it is for, as understood by Christians.
- Awareness of Jesus’ example and teaching about prayer.
- Consideration of the relationship between prayer and faith.
- Awareness of the right attitude of praying people.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier: To what extent are justice and security incompatible with one another?
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the concepts of justice and injustice.
- Awareness of Christian teaching about judgement, forgiveness and punishment.
- Understanding the concept of human rights.
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom: What basic human rights do convicted criminals retain despite being sentenced to prison?
Learning Objectives:
- Understanding of the concept of human rights.
- Consideration of the treatment of convicted prisoners.
Ethos Education 