St Martin's Years 7-9 Philosophy, Religion and Ethics by

How easy is it to find a partner within your own faith?

AHSPRE — 2025-07-14 11:47:03 UTC

Finding love within a religion can be difficult because people may have different beliefs or ways of following their faith. Some religions have rules about who you can date or marry, which can make things harder. It can also be tricky to balance your feelings with what your religion teaches.

My Life, My Religion - Christianity

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 11:38:48 UTC

This BBC Bitesize page gives a clear and engaging introduction to Christianity, made especially for students. It includes short explanations, real-life examples, images, and video clips showing how Christianity is lived out by young people in the UK today.

My Life, My Religion - Islam

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 11:40:19 UTC

This BBC Bitesize page gives a clear, student-friendly introduction to Islam, with short articles, real-life examples, and video clips of young British Muslims talking about their faith. It’s designed especially for students and explains what Muslims believe and how they practise their religion in everyday life.

My Life, My Religion - Judaism

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 11:42:34 UTC

This BBC Bitesize page gives a clear and engaging introduction to Christianity, made especially for students. It shows real-life examples, images and a consideration of Judaism in the UK today.

My Life, My Religion - Hinduism

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 11:46:52 UTC

This BBC Bitesize page gives a clear, student-friendly introduction to Hinduism, with short articles, real-life examples, and video clips of young British Hindus talking about their faith. It’s designed especially for students and explains what Hindus believe and how they practise their religion in everyday life.

My Life, My Religion - Sikhism

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 11:49:24 UTC

This BBC Bitezsize Page gives a clear, student-friendly introduction to Sikhism, with short articles and real-life examples of Sikhs talking about their lives.

What do you think about the Death Penalty?

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 11:52:04 UTC

The death penalty, or capital punishment, is when a government legally executes someone as punishment for a serious crime. It is controversial because some people believe it is fair, while others think it is wrong to take a life and worry innocent people might be punished by mistake. Different religions and cultures have varied opinions on it. In the UK, the death penalty is illegal and has been abolished since 1998.

What is Reincarnation?

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 11:54:49 UTC

Reincarnation is the belief that after death, a person’s soul is born again in a new body. Some religions, like Hinduism and Buddhism, believe in reincarnation and that our actions in this life affect the next. Scientific studies of phobias and fears sometimes support the idea of past lives. Other religions, like Christianity and Islam, believe in resurrection, where people are brought back to life by God after death.

Salah - The 2nd Pillar of Islam

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 12:02:48 UTC

Salah is the Muslim practice of praying five times a day, and it is the second pillar of Islam. Each prayer includes specific words and movements and is done at set times throughout the day while facing Mecca. Salah is a way for Muslims to connect with Allah, show their faith, and stay focused on living a good life. It helps build discipline, gratitude, and a sense of peace.

Prayer in Christianity

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 12:10:54 UTC

Prayer in Christianity is a way for Christians to talk to God, give thanks, ask for help, say sorry, or simply spend time in God’s presence. It can be done alone or with others, using set prayers (like the Lord’s Prayer) or personal words.

Quaker worship is a special type of Christian prayer where people sit together in silence, waiting and listening for God to speak to them inwardly. There are no priests or set prayers—anyone can speak if they feel led by God.

BBC Heart and Soul

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 12:22:25 UTC

Heart and Soul is a BBC radio and podcast series that explores the personal, emotional, and spiritual side of faith around the world. It features real stories from people of different religions, including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and more, as they talk about how their beliefs shape their lives, decisions, and identity.

Neasden Temple, London

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 13:19:53 UTC

Neasden Temple, officially called the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, is a stunning Hindu temple in London. Built in 1995 using hand-carved marble and limestone, it’s one of the most impressive Hindu temples outside India. Inside, visitors can see beautiful shrines, take part in peaceful prayer ceremonies, and explore a fascinating exhibition about Hindu beliefs. It’s a great place for young people to visit, as it brings religion to life and shows how faith can inspire art, architecture, and community.

London Central Mosque

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 13:30:46 UTC

The London Central Mosque, also called the Regent’s Park Mosque, is one of the most important mosques in the UK. It has a large golden dome, a tall minaret, and space for over 5,000 worshippers. Inside, it features beautiful Islamic patterns and calligraphy, and it includes an Islamic Cultural Centre with a library and exhibition space. Visiting the mosque helps young people learn about Muslim prayer, art, and community, and encourages respect for different faiths.

How much do you know about the Abrahamic Religions?

AHSPRE — 2025-07-16 13:32:05 UTC

Relationships & Families

AHSPRE — 2025-07-21 08:57:10 UTC

The Relationships and Families topic looks at different beliefs about marriage, divorce, contraception, and family life. It explores how religions view the roles of men and women, the importance of commitment, and attitudes towards issues like same-sex relationships. This topic helps you understand how religion influences people’s views on relationships and family in today’s world.