Social justice: how might Sikhs promote equality?

Social justice: how might Sikhs promote equality?

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Why this why now

Pupils will have gained a grounding in the concept of dharma in the previous unit. In this unit they build on studies of Guru Nanak and the khalsa in key stage two. The focus here is on the concepts of equality and service. Pupils will use case studies from Sikh history and modern Sikhs to examine how equality and service is fundamental to Sikh identity.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils will that Sikhi is a dharmic worldview.
  • Pupils will know that Sikhi began in India.
  • Pupils will know that followers of Sikhi are known as Sikhs.
  • Pupils will know that dharma can be interpreted differently by different dharmic worldviews.

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Why this why now

Pupils will have gained a grounding in the concept of dharma in the previous unit. In this unit they build on studies of Guru Nanak and the khalsa in key stage two. The focus here is on the concepts of equality and service. Pupils will use case studies from Sikh history and modern Sikhs to examine how equality and service is fundamental to Sikh identity.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils will that Sikhi is a dharmic worldview.
  • Pupils will know that Sikhi began in India.
  • Pupils will know that followers of Sikhi are known as Sikhs.
  • Pupils will know that dharma can be interpreted differently by different dharmic worldviews.