Relationships and families

In this lesson, we will explore the nature and purpose of families. We will learn about different types of families and varied views on the purpose of the family, including Christian, Islamic and Secular views.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by exploring the nature and purpose of marriage. We will learn about the traditional views on heterosexual marriage, monogamy and polygamy and Islamic, Secular and Christian views of marriage.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by discussing divorce. We will explore reasons for divorce, Christian views on divorce and remarriage including Roman Catholic, Anglican, situation Ethics, Islamic views on divorce and remarriage and non-religious views in reference to utilitarianism.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about sex outside of marriage. We will explore sex before marriage, adultery, Islamic and Christian views and non-religious views in reference to utilitarianism.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about attitudes towards sexuality. We will explore the historical development of views on same sex attraction in the UK to modern day, Christian teachings on same sex attraction and relationships, Islamic teachings on same sex attraction and relationships and non-religious views (utilitarianism).

In this lesson, we will recall and practise our learning on Relationships and Families so far. This will be an opportunity to recap learning, to answer some examination style questions and revise key concepts.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about same-sex marriage. We will explore the development of the law in the UK regarding civil partnerships and same sex marriage and look at Christian and Islamic views on same sex marriage with reference to the purpose of marriage.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about Cohabitation. We will recap the purpose of marriage and sex outside of marriage, look at current trends in the UK towards cohabitation and examine Islamic, Christian and non-religious views.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about Contraception. We will explore types of contraception, Roman Catholic views on artificial contraception, other Christian views on contraception, Islamic views and non-religious views (utilitarianism).

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about contemporary family issues.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about contemporary family issues. We will explore care for the elderly and vulnerable in society, views on same-sex parenting and views on trans issues.

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Relationships and Families by thinking about gender equality. We will explore examples of gender discrimination, traditional Islamic and Christian views on roles of men and women and modern Islamic and Christian views on the roles of men and women.

In this lesson, we will recall and practise our learning on Relationships and Families so far. We will revise facts and views on same-sex marriage, cohabitation, contraception, contemporary family issues and gender equality.

In this lesson, we will practise exam techniques for our unit on Relationships and Families. This unit is part of GCSE RE and assumes an understanding of Christian and Islamic Beliefs and Practices.

In this lesson, we will recall and practise key quotations from our learning on Relationships and Families. This unit is part of GCSE RE and assumes an understanding of Christian and Islamic Beliefs and Practices. Please make sure you have a pen and paper ready.