Through oral or written work, children could demonstrate their ability to:

• describe some Christian beliefs about the activity of the Holy Spirit. (L3, AT1a)
• describe Christian belief in the Trinity and compare with Jewish and Hindu teachings about the Divine. (L4, AT1a)
• understand that Christians are open to be changed by God. (L4, AT1b)
• explain how, according to Christian belief, the Holy Spirit makes a difference to the lives of individual Christians and the Christian community. (L5, AT1b)
• make links between the symbols associated with the Holy Spirit and beliefs that underlie them. (L3, AT1c)
• show how beliefs about the Holy Spirit are expressed in a variety of forms. (L4, AT1c)
• compare their own experiences of change with those of others. (L3, AT2a)
• ask questions about the experiences of the Apostles and suggest answers from own and others' experiences. (L4, AT2a)
• make informed responses to the testimony of individual Christians. (L5, AT2a)
• compare their own ideas about God with those of other people. (L3, AT2b)
• ask questions about God and suggest answers with reference to Christian teachings. (L4, AT2b)
• make informed statements about the nature of God. (L5, AT2b)
• make links between the Fruits of the Spirit and their own attitudes and behaviour. (L3, AT2c)
• ask moral questions about the use of personal attributes and suggest answers that show understanding. (L4, AT2c)