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Last updated

13 May 2026

pptx, 1.27 MB
pptx, 1.27 MB

A fully resourced Yr10 GCSE RE AQA lesson exploring the question “Who was Jesus?” within the Christian Beliefs unit.

Pupils examine both historical evidence about Jesus and key Christian beliefs, including Jesus as the Son of God, miracle worker and saviour. The lesson introduces widely accepted historical facts about Jesus before exploring why he is central to Christian belief.

Students then analyse key miracles (including the feeding of the 5000, raising Lazarus and calming the storm), considering what these events might suggest about Jesus’ identity.

Activities include retrieval questions, structured discussion, a timeline task and extended written responses, helping pupils move from knowledge to evaluation, including whether miracles prove that Jesus is the Son of God.

Designed to fill a full lesson, this resource is suitable for mixed‑ability Yr10 classes and works as part of a complete Christian Beliefs GCSE sequence.

This lesson includes a worksheet and an information sheet.

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