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23 April 2026

pdf, 31.87 MB
pdf, 31.87 MB
pptx, 11.1 MB
pptx, 11.1 MB

This free introductory lesson explores the fascinating sociological question: Has sport replaced traditional religion in the 21st century? It is designed as a high-engagement “hook” to start your RME, Philosophy, or Social Studies unit on the ethics of the sports industry.

What’s Included in this FREE lesson:

Dynamic Presentation: A sleek, editable PowerPoint comparing religious cathedrals to modern stadiums and “saints” to sporting icons.
Also offered as a PDF to allow for editing.

Structured lessons, with discussion questions built in, a literacy task and a choice of pupil tasks.

Critical thinking discussion prompts regarding the lesson that can be used as starters, plenary’s or discussions.

Direct links to Scottish CfE Benchmarks (RME 3-02b, 3-05a) and SDS Meta-skills (Sense-making, Critical Thinking).

This lesson is a way of getting disengaged pupils interested in RME by using a context they already love.

Like this? This is Lesson 1 of a 10-part Ethics in Sport unit. The full bundle covers everything from Gambling and Corruption to Athlete Activism and the Environment. Save yourself weeks of planning and grab the full bundle in my shop!

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