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19 May 2026

pptx, 750.36 KB
pptx, 750.36 KB

A full Yr8 Religious Education lesson exploring the nature of God in Hinduism, focusing on how Hindus understand Brahman, the Trimurti and different ways of describing the divine.

Pupils learn how Hinduism can be understood as both one ultimate reality (Brahman) and expressed through many deities, including Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. The lesson introduces key concepts in an accessible way and encourages pupils to think about whether Hinduism is monotheistic, polytheistic, or something different.

Activities include structured discussion, a fact‑file task, retrieval questions and a final evaluative judgement, helping pupils move beyond simple description to deeper understanding.

Designed to fill a full lesson, this resource supports mixed‑ability Yr8 classes and works well as part of a KS3 Hinduism unit or enquiry‑based scheme of work.

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