Roman Catholic Christianity (Religions to Inspire for Ks3)

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InspiRE is the first Key Stage 3 course that lets you to teach RE both thematically, and/or, by religion, giving you the flexibility to deliver lessons however you want. InspiRE comprises two parallel sets of books: Themes to Inspire, three books, one for each year of KS3, that cover the National Curriculum programme of study through an exploration of thematic issues and concepts; and Religions to Inspire, seven 'by religion' books that exemplify the themes and expands them from the points of view of the major religions of GreatBritain. The flexibility and customisation that this approach offers teachers and syllabus designers is unique. Religions to Inspire: Catholic Christianity provides an in-depth and comprehensive exploration of Christianity today, covering the Catholic Directory and looking at questions and issues such as: 'Who is Jesus?' 'How do Roman Catholics worship?' 'What are the sacraments?', 'Who was Mary?', 'What is the roles of the Church for Roman Catholic Christians?' and 'What does Roman Catholic Christianity say about life and death issues?' Key features: - Engaging pupil-centred activities incorporate assessment for learning (AFL) and personal learning and thinking skills (PLTS), providing complete and comprehensive coverage of the programme of study for religious education. - Offering clear differentiation with levelled activities referenced against the eight-level scale. These allow pupils to work at their level and understand see what they have to do to progress, along with extension activities to challenge more able pupils. - The 'Big Assignment' at the end of each section provides teachers with formative assessment opportunities. - Provides guidance and support for teachers in the Teacher's Resource Book to help you plan, teach and assess learning. - Features engaging and integrated ICT resources with lessons delivered through our digital platform, Dynamic Learning.

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Diane Kolka is a practising teaching of religious education, and experiences author of a number of religious education books for both pupils and teachers. She is a senior examiner for a major awarding body. Series Editor: Steve Clarke is a deputy headteacher who specializes in RE. He has written a number of books for secondary pupils of RE across the range of religions. He has recently conducted research projects in RE and curriculum change.