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2 April 2026

A complete 6 lesson KS1 RE unit exploring the question:
How can we care for the world?

This unit is fully aligned with the Northamptonshire Agreed Syllabus 2025–2030 and forms Unit 1.4: Caring for the World.

Designed for real KS1 classrooms, this unit uses short, structured learning steps and regular opportunities for pupil talk to support attention, participation and understanding.

The sequence moves from introducing the idea that the world is special, to exploring Christian and Jewish beliefs, and then applying these ideas through real-life examples, decision-making and comparison.

Lessons included:

• Lesson 1 Why is our world special
• Lesson 2 What do Christians believe about caring for the world
• Lesson 3 What do Jewish people believe about caring for the world
• Lesson 4 How do people care for the world in real life
• Lesson 5 What would you do to care for the world
• Lesson 6 Why do people care for the world in similar ways

**Each lesson includes:
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• A clear, ready-to-use slideshow
• An engaging worksheet linked directly to the learning
• Structured discussion and oracy opportunities
• Key vocabulary support

The unit is carefully structured to support attention, reduce cognitive overload and build understanding through talk.

Low-prep, inclusive and suitable for Year 1 and Year 2.

Also available as individual lessons.

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