Spiritual devotion, ecclesial social welfare, and contemporary adolescent morality form the syllabus for Grade 7 Christian Religious Education in Term 3, spanning 29 structured sessions over 9 pages. Content aligns with Top Scholar Grade 7 CRE pages 108 through 154 and readings from the Good News Bible.
Pupils evaluate scriptural values and societal pressures through classroom discussions and structured biblical inquiries organised into four study themes:
- Forms of Christian Worship: examining biblical teachings on personal prayer and corporate fasting, analysing their spiritual significance, and practising devotional disciplines in week 1.
- Church in Social Mission: exploring church initiatives in founding schools and healthcare centres, identifying financial barriers to mission outreach, and reviewing medical ministries during week 2.
- Human Sexuality and Family Life: addressing adolescent sexual pressures, establishing healthy interpersonal boundaries, defining nuclear and extended families, and fostering marital stability across weeks 3 and 4.
- Substance Abuse and Gambling: investigating commonly abused drugs, assessing health hazards of alcohol addiction, critiquing commercial gambling from biblical perspectives, and revising for terminal evaluations in week 8.
