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9 August 2026

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This Year 7 RE lesson explores Sikh beliefs about God through the Mool Mantar, key stories from the life of Guru Nanak, and the lived practice of Langar. Pupils examine how Sikh teachings emphasise the oneness of God, equality, compassion and service. Through storytelling, discussion and reflective tasks, learners build a clear understanding of how Sikh beliefs shape moral behaviour and community life.

Students begin by studying the Mool Mantar, identifying how it describes God as One, Timeless, Creator, Without Fear and Without Hate. They then explore two well‑known stories from Guru Nanak: the Boulder, showing God’s power and protection, and the Rich Man, highlighting humility and equality. Finally, pupils examine how the practice of Langar expresses Sikh values in action, demonstrating the belief that all people are equal before God.

A PPT and worksheet are included, supporting explanation, interpretation and evaluative thinking.

Learning Objective:
To understand how Sikh teachings and stories reveal the nature of God and shape Sikh values of equality, humility and service.

Success Criteria:

  • Explain how the Mool Mantar describes the nature of God.
  • Understand the meaning behind Guru Nanak’s stories of the Boulder and the Rich Man.
  • Describe how the practice of Langar reflects Sikh values of equality.

Some visuals in this resource were made with AI to help bring ideas to life and support student understanding.

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