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5 November 2025

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This lesson examines animal rights from both religious and ethical perspectives, encouraging students to explore moral questions surrounding the treatment and value of animals. Designed for the Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies specification (and suitable for other exam boards), it includes a variety of videos, discussion activities, and worksheets to engage learners and develop evaluative thinking.

Students consider Christian, Islamic, and Sikh viewpoints alongside ethical theories and thinkers, including Peter Singer, to understand how beliefs shape attitudes toward animal welfare. The lesson also provides optional exam-style questions and AFL practice to strengthen both knowledge and exam skills.

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