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Ethics and Religion
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HPL Ethics Challenge: Black Lives Matter (KS4 / KS5)
This ethics challenge is an opportunity for students to reflect on their own feelings towards the Black Lives Matter movement and to choose from a range of tasks that educate students to the systemic racism we see in most societies. Students will practise being intellectually agile, open minded and concerned for society.
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HPL Ethics Challenge: Fair Trade (KS1, KS2 and KS3)
These HPL Ethics Challenges look at Fairtrade, our role in preserving the environment, and what people need to live. These challenges are great for learners to explore the concerned for society elements of empathy.
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Download three HPL Challenges looking at Fairtrade and Concern for Society.
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HPL RE Challenge: Exploring Beliefs (KS1 / KS2)
The HPL Exploring Beliefs Challenge is a chance for you to get better at your thinking by working on your big picture, abstraction and flexible thinking skills, and becoming even better at being empathetic, curious, and open-minded.
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This HPL RE Challenge asks learners to put together the top ten of the most popular religious festivals and consider how COVID-19 would affect these.
HPL RE Challenge: Which religious festivals are the most popular in the world? (KS3 /KS4)
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This HPL Ethics Challenge is an opportunity for learners to discover more about inspirational teenagers and explore what makes them such high performers. The learner is asked to put together a citation for a selection of teenagers to submit to an awarding body.
HPL Ethics Challenge: Which teenager has done the most to change the world? (KS3/ KS4)
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