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8 August 2026

A rich, engaging KS3 unit exploring how the Holy Spirit moves through Scripture, history and the global Church today. This five‑lesson bundle gives pupils a clear, coherent journey from the Spirit’s roots in Creation to its ongoing role in shaping Christian identity and unity.

Perfect for Year 7 RE, thematic units, or end‑of‑year faith exploration.

What’s Included

Five fully planned lessons with worksheets, activities and clear learning objectives:

1. Creation and the Jewish Roots of the Spirit

Pupils explore the Hebrew ideas of Ruach (breath, wind, spirit) and Shekhinah (God’s presence), discovering how the Spirit is woven into Creation and the early story of God’s people.
Activities help students visualise the Spirit’s movement and understand its deep Jewish foundations.

2. The Holy Spirit in the New ÌÇÐÄVlogtament

Students trace how the Spirit becomes personal and active in the life of Jesus and the early Church.
From the Annunciation to Jesus’ baptism and mission, pupils see how the Spirit guides, empowers and fulfils ancient promises.

3. Pentecost: The Birth of the Church

A dramatic, student‑friendly retelling of Pentecost brings wind, fire and transformation to life.
Pupils examine how frightened followers became courageous witnesses and why Pentecost is often called the birthday of the Church.

4. The Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Learners identify and unpack the seven gifts—Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety and Fear of the Lord—exploring what each one means and how Christians use them today.
Creative tasks help pupils connect each gift with meaningful symbols.

5. The Four Marks of the Church

Students discover how the Holy Spirit continues to guide the global Church through the Four Marks: One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic.
They explore how these marks link the Apostles to believers today and express Christian unity across the world.

Why Teachers Love This Bundle
  • Clear, structured progression across five lessons
  • Creative, accessible activities for mixed‑ability Year 7 classes
  • Strong links between Scripture, symbolism and lived Christian belief
  • Worksheets that build understanding through drawing, matching, symbolism and reflection
  • Ideal for RE departments seeking a coherent Holy Spirit unit

**Some visuals in this resource were made with AI to help bring ideas to life and support student understanding.

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