These comprehensive resource packs provide a range of ideas and resources to help teachers address some of the issues around the interface between science and religion.

Each pack consists of a booklet and CD-ROM both packed with stimulus materials, background information, activities, presentations and video interviews. All six main religions are represented. The CD-ROM is designed to be used like a website and can be used flexibly in a variety of contexts; updates can easily be downloaded.

The Project, which was funded by the Templeton Foundation, trialled the activities in a range of schools, and was supported by a team of teachers, education professionals and academics.

This DVD contains teacher and pupil material for 16 multi-faith lessons that support the QCA's guidelines for exploring origins questions with 11-14s. It offers Christian, Islamic, Hindu and Humanist perspectives.

The whiteboard presentations, video clips, and games, along with worksheets (pdf) and lesson plans create a fresh and compelling learning environment. The resource provides six RE units, each of two lessons, with four further lessons linking origins studies with English, Art, Music and Science.

• Supports QCA guidelines on origins
• Christian, Hindu, Humanist and Islamic world views
• A compelling learning environment
• Includes lesson plans, worksheets, interactive whiteboard video and games
• Simple to use and self-contained

Questioning Origins is published by The Wonder Project, Trinity College Bristol.

A free sample "Questioning Origins" DVD is available (subject to availability) so order now!

Teacher's pack of notes and classroom materials to accompany the 2003 BBC series. The pack includes photocopiable worksheets written by Lat Blaylock, Rosemary Rivett and Jenny Pestridge.

For 11-14s, 'Challenging Christianity' includes seven programme strands on Jesus, miracles, parables, prayer and martyrdom: a range of eclectic and stimulating resources on Christianity.

BBC Schools Broadcast Recordings,
P O Box 7,
Wetherby,
West Yorkshire
LS23 7EP.
Tel: 0870 1272272
Fax: 0870 1273273

Videotape, running time 60 minutes, first broadcast February 2005. there is hour of video for use in bite-sized chunks for each of the 11-14s and the 14-18s.

Based on a range of faith experiences, there is material on ethical issues, daily challenges of faith and religion in the media, plus fresh perspectives on festivals, worship, religious leaders and belief in God.

President for a Day is an educational computer game that enables the players to act as President of a fictional African country, taking it from independence up to the present day.

They receive advice and information from officials but they have to make all the crucial decisions themselves.

This is designed for use (by students aged 12yrs upwards) in Religious Education, Citizenship, Geography and Economics.