Explore a collection of revision and examination preparation resources developed for OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion.
These resources have been designed and refined through my own classroom practice, with a focus on helping students consolidate subject knowledge, strengthen their understanding of scholarly perspectives and develop the analytical and evaluative skills required for higher-level examination responses.
Resources include active recall activities, structured revision materials, essay-planning frameworks and examination practice designed to promote effective, independent study.
All resources are available to purchase and download through my TES teaching resources shop.
OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion — Complete Revision Notes
A comprehensive revision pack covering all nine topics within OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion. Includes concise, student-friendly summaries of key concepts, scholarly perspectives and evaluative arguments, designed to support independent revision, knowledge consolidation and examination preparation.
OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion — Complete Revision PowerPoint
A comprehensive revision PowerPoint covering all nine topics within OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion, including Ancient Philosophical Influences, Soul, Mind and Body, arguments for God’s existence, Religious Experience, the Problem of Evil, Attributes of God and Religious Language. Designed to consolidate AO1 knowledge, strengthen AO2 evaluation and support effective examination preparation.
OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion — Key Scholars Revision Pack
A comprehensive collection of scholarly perspectives covering all nine topics within the OCR A-Level Philosophy of Religion specification.
This resource provides clear, accessible summaries of key scholars and their arguments, including perspectives that support and challenge the central philosophical ideas studied throughout the course.
Designed to strengthen AO2 analytical and evaluative skills, the pack supports students in developing balanced arguments, integrating scholarly perspectives into essays and preparing effectively for examinations.
Ideal for independent revision, essay planning and classroom consolidation.
