GCSE Religious Studies Revision
Starting your GCSE Religious Studies revision soon? You’re in the right place. RS is one of the most content-heavy GCSEs on the timetable with two religions studied in depth, ethical and philosophical themes, and examiners who want balanced, structured answers throughout. Whether you're studying Christianity and Islam, life and death, or the ethics of war and crime, there's a lot to learn. Our teacher-written revision notes, exam questions, and past papers give you everything you need, whatever exam board you're on. Resources for GCSE Religious Studies teachers are here too. Whether you're planning lessons on religious practices or ethical themes, our resources are ready to use for classroom delivery, focused practice, and timed assessment.
GCSE Religious Studies Revision Resources
GCSE Religious Studies Exam Boards
AQA GCSE Religious Studies (Short Course)
AQA Religious Studies resources by exam board
AQA GCSE Religious Studies A
AQA Religious Studies resources by exam board
AQA GCSE Religious Studies B
AQA Religious Studies resources by exam board
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies A: Christianity
Edexcel Religious Studies resources by exam board
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies A: Islam
Edexcel Religious Studies resources by exam board
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies A: Judaism
Edexcel Religious Studies resources by exam board
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B
Edexcel Religious Studies resources by exam board
WJEC Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies
WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies resources by exam board
WJEC Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies (Short Course)
WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies resources by exam board
GCSE Religious Studies Topics
Issues of Relationships
Issues of Life & Death
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
- Catholic Christianity
- Islam
- Judaism
- Religion, Relationships & Families
- Religion, Peace & Conflict
- Religion, Human Rights & Social Justice
- St Mark's Gospel: The Life of Jesus
- St Mark's Gospel as a Source of Spiritual Truth
- Christianity: Religion & Ethics
- Islam: Religion & Ethics
- Judaism: Religion & Ethics
- Christianity: Peace & Conflict
- Islam: Peace & Conflict
- Judaism: Peace & Conflict
- Christianity, Philosophy & Social Justice
- Islam: Philosophy & Social Justice
- Judaism: Philosophy & Social Justice
- Christianity: Beliefs & Teachings
- Christianity: Practices
- Christianity: Sources of Wisdom & Authority
- Christianity: Forms of Expression & Ways of Life
- Christianity: Philosophy & Ethics
- Islam: Beliefs & Teachings
- Islam: Practices
- Islam: Sources of Wisdom & Authority
- Islam: Forms of Expression & Ways of Life
- Islam: Philosophy & Ethics
- Judaism: Beliefs & Teachings
- Judaism: Practices
- 1. Christianity
- 2. Islam
- 3. Buddhism
- 4. Judaism
- 5. Hinduism
- 6.Sikhism
- 7. Catholic Christianity
- 8. Relationships & Families
- 9. Religion & Life
- 10. The Existence of God & Revelation
- 11. Peace & Conflict
- 12. Crime & Punishment
- 13. Human Rights & Social Justice
- 14. St Mark's Gospel: The Life of Jesus
- 15. St Mark's Gospel as a Source of Religious, Moral & Spiritual Truths
- Issues of Relationships
- Issues of Life & Death
- Issues of Good & Evil
- Issues of Human Rights
- Christianity
- Islam
- Judaism
- Christianity
- Islam
- Buddhism
- Judaism
- Relationships & Families
- Religion, Peace and Conflict
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is GCSE Religious Studies compulsory?
Religious Education is compulsory, but taking a GCSE in Religious Studies is usually optional. However, this depends on your school. Some schools timetable it as a non-examined subject. Some may require you to take GCSE Religious Studies, but this varies. If you're unsure whether you're being entered for the GCSE, check with your teacher.
How many GCSE Religious Studies papers are there?
It depends on your exam board, but you’ll sit at least two papers, sometimes three, with each one lasting between one and two hours. Check your exam board’s website to see how many papers you’ll be taking.
