Books published by publisher Cambridge Media Group

Two thirds of people worldwide are religious, but less than one third of Brits are just three in ten people said they were religious. This book looks at religion today and how religious views differ in society and the impact this can have. Key topics covered include religious freedom, looking at the worst and best countries for religious freedom, how religious education is tackled in the classroom and even the future of religion. The information inside comes from a variety of sources, including newspapers, magazines, government reports and charity groups; providing different perspectives on challenging topics. At the end of each chapter is a selection of activities, designed to encourage interaction, literacy and critical thinking. Content is accessible and engaging, tailored primarily towards the 11 to 14 age group.

As many as one in 1,000 people may question their gender identity in some way. Today, gender identity is no longer limited to male or female , but covers a spectrum ranging from transgender to gender neutral. This book explores these aspects of gender identity and challenges gender stereotypes with articles about blurring gender lines in the toy aisle, gender pay gaps and shared parental leave.The information inside these books comes from a variety of sources, including newspapers, magazines, government reports and charity groups; providing different perspectives on challenging topics. At the end of each chapter is a selection of activities, designed to encourage interaction, literacy and critical thinking. Content is accessible and engaging, tailored primarily towards the 11 to 14 age group.