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Sikhs: What does Khalsa mean to Sikhs today?

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Why this why now

In Year 4 pupils studied the significance of Guru Nanak to Sikhs. In this unit they build on this to look at the idea of the khalsa - the Sikh community. Using their understanding of change and continuity from studying Judaism, Christianity and Islam they will analyse data and interviews to understand how the 5Ks and Amrit are viewed today. Connecting to the previous unit on Hind dharma they will see how sewa is common to dharmic traditions.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils will know that Sikhi is a religious worldview.
  • Pupils will know that Sikhi began at the time of Guru Nanak.
  • Pupils will know that guru means teacher and that Sikhs aim to follow the teaching of the gurus.
  • Pupils will know that we can find out more about worldviews by speaking to different people.

Threads

Why this why now

In Year 4 pupils studied the significance of Guru Nanak to Sikhs. In this unit they build on this to look at the idea of the khalsa - the Sikh community. Using their understanding of change and continuity from studying Judaism, Christianity and Islam they will analyse data and interviews to understand how the 5Ks and Amrit are viewed today. Connecting to the previous unit on Hind dharma they will see how sewa is common to dharmic traditions.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils will know that Sikhi is a religious worldview.
  • Pupils will know that Sikhi began at the time of Guru Nanak.
  • Pupils will know that guru means teacher and that Sikhs aim to follow the teaching of the gurus.
  • Pupils will know that we can find out more about worldviews by speaking to different people.