This Religion and worldviews video supports teachers delivering a lesson that explores Zoroastrian perspectives on suffering as part of the unit question, Why is there suffering? As one of the world’s oldest religions, dating back to around 1300 BCE in modern-day Iran, Zoroastrianism introduces children to the belief in one creator force, Ahura Mazda, and the idea that people are free to choose between good and evil.

This Religion and worldviews video supports teachers in delivering a unit that explores the big questions: How can worldviews be expressed?, How and why are we here?, and How do worldviews affect our lives? Children investigate beliefs and teachings from Buddhist, Humanist, Sikh, and Shinto perspectives, focusing on how different worldviews understand and respond to suffering.

This Religion and worldviews video supports teachers delivering a unit on the origins of Buddhist belief and the life of Siddhartha Gotama, known as the Buddha. It outlines how the Buddha, once a prince living in luxury, left palace life after encountering suffering in the world.