the wider Buddhist community, including monks and nuns

a man who dedicates himself to a simple life of devotion to Buddhism

a woman who dedicates herself to a simple life of devotion to Buddhism

a place where Buddhist monks and nuns live

Sangha - monks and nuns

Religious education

Siddhartha Gautama as a historical figure

The Buddha through the eyes of devotees

Dhamma - skilful actions

Dhamma - moral precepts

Sangha - diverse lay Buddhist community

In this unit pupils study the life of Siddhartha Gautama and reflect on his significance as a figue for devotees. They build on their understanding of dharma by examining dharma as skilful action. Finally they examine diversity in monastic life.

Buddhism: how significant are the three jewels to Buddhists?

the wider Buddhist community, including monks and nuns 

Theravada Buddhism is practiced by the majority of people in which of these countries? 

Which form of Buddhism emphasises living a monastic lifestyle?

What might Buddhist monks and nuns **not** do on a daily basis?

Which of these countries was the first to ordain Theravada nuns? 

they act as role models to other Buddhists

they refrain from attaining enlightenment

Why are Buddhist monks and nuns significant for the Sangha? 

a concern with the principles of right and wrong behaviour

a rule or direction, often with some religious basis, dictating your actions

How many moral precepts did the Buddha teach? 

refrain from the misuse of the senses or sexual misconduct

refrain from intoxicants that cloud the mind

Which of these is **not** one of the five moral precepts? 

How many precepts do Buddhist monks and nuns need to follow? 

refrain from entertainment and beautification 

refrain from possessing money, silver and gold

Which of these is **not** one of the ten precepts followed by Buddhist monks and nuns?

Match each precept to the correct example. 

Sangha - monks and nuns

Lesson outcome