CRE

Key Stage 4 Home Learning tasks & resources

Year 10 CRE

What is the role of the police in dealing with crime? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson, we will look at the role of the police. We consider their part in the justice system and the main powers they have to be able to tackle crime. We will also look back on our understanding og what a crime is in order to consider what types of issues the police become involved in.

Is youth crime really as serious as the media suggest? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson, we will look at how the media portrays youth crime and compare this to some statistical data about youth crime. We will use a case study to identify how the media uses sensationalisation to dramatise youth crime and learn what a group of young people think the issues of this are, as well as how they feel this could be tackled.

Key Stage 3 Home Learning tasks & resources

Year 7 CRE

The Oak Academy lessons below will help you to keep up to date with what we are learning in class.

Who were the ten gurus? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson we will learn all about the ten gurus of Sikhism. We will focus on Guru Angad, Guru Arjan and Guru Hargobind.

What are the holy scriptures of Sikhism? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson we will learn all about the Guru Granth Sahib, which is the sacred text of Sikhism.

Year 8 CRE

Use the Oak Academy lessons below and the knowledge organisers to help support your learning.

What is news? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson, we will learn about the media. We will compare news to other types of information, and investigate the reasons that contribute to an issue or event being seen as newsworthy.

How does the media hold those in power to account? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson, we will discuss specific examples of how the media hold people in powerful positions to account for their actions. We also consider examples of when the work of journalists has made a real difference to society.

Year 9

What is digital citizenship? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson, we will explore the concept of digital citizenship. What rights do we have as digital citizens? What responsibilities come with those rights and what change is digital citizenship making to our democracy?

How can social media be used to increase political participation? | Oak National AcademyIn this lesson, we will explore how social media is currently used to increase political participation. It considers a range of case studies including Marcus Rashford's free school meals campaign. Examples of political parties' use of social media are included to identify how social media can be an effective tool. The case study of Cambridge Analytica is used to investigate the potentially harmful impact of social media in relation to right to privacy.

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