Bake a challah bread and remind yourself why Jewish people eat it. 

Find out about Halal food here. You could even try cooking your own halal meal from the same website. 

Watch this Ted-Ed to consider the classic moral dilemma of the trolley problem. Answer the questions then discuss with friends/ family. Would they do the same as you? 

Watch up to 3.19 of this video about the Hajj. Hand draw a map of where it happens then research what Muslims do while they are there. Add your information to your map too. 

Take a moment to relax with a  mini meditation or a mindful walk - or both! 

Grab some 3D glasses and Go on a virtual deep sea dive for a look at what’s living in our waters. 

Watch an episode of Channel Four’s Rich House, Poor House. You could produce a written or other creative piece to show what the families have learned during the experience and how it changed them.

Building on our Jerusalem project, take a virtual tour of the city which includes, the Wailing Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Dome of the Rock. 

Bake a challah bread and remind yourself why Jewish people eat it. 

Watch this Ted-Ed on the legend of Anna Purna then consider the questions. Discuss it with someone else in Y8 when you are done. 

Complete a secret mission. Demonstrate all of the 5 Sikh virtues without anyone guessing what you are up to. 

Grab some 3D glasses and Go on a virtual deep sea dive for a look at what’s living in our waters. 

Make something using ghee and remember why the cow is sacred to Hindus. 

Scroll down to choose an image. Print it out and colour it in mindfully. Remember how Buddhists practise mindfulness by paying attention to the present moment. 

 We looked at some slums in India when we studied the Hindu caste system. Watch an episode of Channel Four’s Rich House, Poor House. Think about what the families have learned during the experience and how it changed them. 

 Most Buddhists practise some form of meditation. Take a moment to relax with a mini meditation or a mindful walk - or both! 

 Watch this Ted-Ed to consider the classic moral dilemma of the trolley problem. Answer the questions then discuss with friends/ family. Would they do the same as you? 

 Find out about Halal food here. You could even try cooking your own halal meal from the same website. 

Take a holy buildings virtual tour of one, or all of these the Shree Sanatan Hindu Mandir, Manjushri Kadampa Temple , Guru Nanak Darbar Sikh temple in Dubai 

Bake a challah bread and remind yourself why Jewish people eat it. 

Watch this Ted-Ed to consider if you are a mind or a body, then answer the questions. You could ask your family what they think too... 

Listen to this BBC radio debate ‘Are Billionaires a bad thing? Discuss or write about your findings. Billionaire Debate 

Grab some 3D glasses and Go on a virtual deep sea dive for a look at what’s living in our waters. 

Make something using ghee and remember why the cow is sacred to Hindus. 

Scroll down to choose an image. Print it out and colour it in mindfully. Remember how Buddhists practise mindfulness by paying attention to the present moment. 

Explore Stonehenge. Find out more about its landscape, history and construction. You can even take a virtual tour!

 Find out about Halal food here. You could even try cooking your own halal meal from the same website. 

 Take a light-hearted quiz (long version) (short version) to find out about your philosophical disposition. Research a little about your allotted “school of philosophy” when you have your result. Do you agree with it?... 

 Team work or challenge! Join up with or against a partner in your class and set yourself a Free Rice challenge. How much rice can you donate in 45 minutes? 

Watch an episode of Channel Four’s Rich Kids go Homeless . Think about what the ‘rich kid’ learned during the experience and how it changed them.

 Read Genesis Chapters 1 & 2 (creation stories) OR one of Paul's letters to the first Christians and produce a rap or piece of artwork in response. 

 Watch this Ted-Ed to consider if pain can be good, then answer the questions. Discuss with a friend when you are done. 

 Find out about the different causes that Amnesty International campaign for, pick one that you support and find out more about safe ways you could help.