RE Lesson 2: Should we always have the right to free speech and to beliefs?

This RE lesson explores whether UK citizens should always have the right to free speech and beliefs.

The objectives for this lesson are:

– To explain different arguments for and against free speech
– To examine why there is discussion over the limitations of free speech, particularly where religion is criticised
– To evaluate the law on free speech

Should we always have the right to free speech and to beliefs? – slide pack and activity sheets

These slides and accompanying activity sheets provide a model for teachers to use in the classroom (updated Sept 2024).

RE programme overview

This document explains the full lesson plan and how it links to other elements of the SINCE 9/11 education programme