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"Every child is potentially the light of the world..."
- ‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Classroom Resources
For each age range you will find information about the Bahá’í Faith, organised by topics relevant to most RE syllabuses. There are also links to downloadable resources and information on how to obtain printed material.
The ‘All Years' page lists source of Bahá’í books as well as link to quizzes and inspiring quotations.
We warmly invite you to make free use of the materials on this website, and to get in touch with us for any further support you need. We would very much appreciate your feedback on the materials available. We are always striving to improve and increase materials for teachers. Please email the Bahá’í RE team at schools.resources@bahai.org.uk.
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Useful links
Websites
The official website for
the Bahá'í's of the
United Kingdom.
The official website for
the worldwide
Bahá'í Community.
The official website
for the Bahá'í International Community at the UN.
The Bahá'í World
news service.
A photographic narrative of the life of the founder of the Faith, Bahá'u'lláh.
Celebrations for the 200th anniversaries of
the births of The Báb
and Bahá'u'lláh.
Collections of multi-faith meditations on numerous topics such as peace.
A popular blog or articles, videos and music.
The offical UK Bahá'í Children's magazine
for ages 5-12 years.
The official US Bahá'í Children's magazine
Videos & Animations
Inspirational stories of people from diverse nations whose lives have been transformed by
the Bahá'í Teachings.
The history of the growth of the Bahá'í community, from 'Abdu'l-Bahá's passing in 1921 to the present day.
Exemplar follows the life of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá and the profound effect He had
on people both past and present.
Experiences from Bahá'ís and their friends from around the world who are striving to build vibrant communities.
Young and old, in cities and villages around the world, are taking part in
a process of community building based on concepts enshrined in
the Bahá’í Teachings.
Young people from the UK discuss the problems facing the world and how Bahá’u’lláh’s message offers a healing remedy to address these issues.
We all feel the need to belong somewhere, but are the ways in which we are trying to satisfy this need actually bringing us closer together?
Communication is an important building block for society, but often public discourse is divisive and centred around conflict. Is there an alternative?