1.91 Non-religious Perspectives on Identity, Belonging and Practices

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Empower your students to explore the meaning of identity and community beyond religion with this engaging and reflective lesson for 1.9.1: Non-religious Perspectives on Identity, Belonging and Practices. Carefully aligned to the WJEC Religious Studies 2025 specification, this lesson examines how non-religious individuals create meaningful lives, build connections, and express belonging through shared values and collective action — making it highly relevant and inspiring for all learners.

Learners Will Understand:

  • Identity and Belonging Without Religion

    • The significance and value placed on personal identity and belonging outside of faith-based traditions.

    • The importance of personal autonomy, ethical living, and human connections in shaping non-religious identity.

  • Expressing Belonging and Shared Values

    • Participation in charities, community groups, and organisations that promote social justice, environmental sustainability, and other good causes.

    • The role of collective activities and shared missions in creating a strong sense of purpose and community for non-religious people.

Suitable for:

  • WJEC GCSE Religious Studies (from 2025)

  • KS4 PSHE and Citizenship modules

  • Ethics and philosophy crossover lessons

  • Reflection, enrichment, or revision sessions

Empower your students to explore the meaning of identity and community beyond religion with this engaging and reflective lesson for 1.9.1: Non-religious Perspectives on Identity, Belonging and Practices. Carefully aligned to the WJEC Religious Studies 2025 specification, this lesson examines how non-religious individuals create meaningful lives, build connections, and express belonging through shared values and collective action — making it highly relevant and inspiring for all learners.

Learners Will Understand:

  • Identity and Belonging Without Religion

    • The significance and value placed on personal identity and belonging outside of faith-based traditions.

    • The importance of personal autonomy, ethical living, and human connections in shaping non-religious identity.

  • Expressing Belonging and Shared Values

    • Participation in charities, community groups, and organisations that promote social justice, environmental sustainability, and other good causes.

    • The role of collective activities and shared missions in creating a strong sense of purpose and community for non-religious people.

Suitable for:

  • WJEC GCSE Religious Studies (from 2025)

  • KS4 PSHE and Citizenship modules

  • Ethics and philosophy crossover lessons

  • Reflection, enrichment, or revision sessions