A complete, no-prep KS2 Religious Education enquiry: "What does it mean to be a Christian in Britain today?"

A six-lesson KS2 enquiry into Christianity as it is lived in Britain today. Pupils learn about Christian belief in God and in Jesus, the church and worship, the Bible, the festivals of Christmas and Easter, and how these beliefs guide the way Christians live. Beliefs are always attributed (‘Christians believe…’), following an agreed-syllabus ‘religion and worldviews’ approach. Designed to slot into your locally agreed syllabus.

What is included

• Teacher guide — a full teaching plan for all six lessons, with image credits.
• Six projectable teaching decks (PowerPoint) — child-facing, with teacher script in the speaker notes.
• Six differentiated pupil worksheets — Support, Core and Stretch on every sheet.
• Sources & Artefacts pack — every image with provenance and enquiry questions.
• Knowledge organiser and a baseline + end-of-unit assessment with an answer key.

Lessons

1. Believing in God and Jesus
2. The church and worship
3. The Bible: the Christian holy book
4. Christmas: the birth of Jesus
5. Easter: the cross and new life
6. Living it out: being a Christian in Britain today

Approach & sensitivity

Beliefs are always attributed (“Christians believe…”), following a “religion and worldviews” approach. Every image is public domain, CC0 or Creative Commons, with provenance included. There are no depictions of God or of any prophet. Video links are labelled clips (nothing is embedded or downloaded).

UK themes: believing, expressing, living. Six lessons.