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The crown of life: a cross-curricular lesson

Support material for lessons in RE/Art/Design Technology associated with 'royal' events in the life of the nation.

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Respect - what does it really mean?

This idea picks up on the theme of respect and links it to sporting values using drama and storytelling.

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Discipline - keeping on track

The following idea explores the rules for the journey or race of faith using the Christian's special book (The Bible).

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Decoration - finishing the race

This idea explores the race of faith and the 'finishing line' using the parable of the Great Feast.

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Dedication - joining the team

This idea explores the story of the call of the first disciples and links this to becoming part of a team.

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Reflective story on the Christian life with a sports theme

This idea unpacks the five stages of the faith journey using the stages of a sporting even as a comparison.

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Who comes first? Seven values and the Bible

Here are some Bible stories to help you explore the seven official values of the Olympics with your class or in a joint assembly.

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Using games and drama to explore Christian sporting values

This idea brings together a number of activities to link together Christian beliefs and key sporting values.

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Bible passages with a sports theme

The Bible uses the imagery of running a race in a number of passages to explore what the journey of faith is like. This idea draws together some of these passages.

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Dependence - Peter's escape from prison

This idea uses drama and storytelling to unpack the story of Peter's miraculous escape from prison with the help of prayer from his friends.

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