Higher RMPS
Your guide to Higher RMPS – Featuring Revision Tips, Past Papers, Model Essays and Links to Selected Quick Guides and tips on surviving the Exam Period.
Revision Toolkit
Welcome to your Higher RMPS Hub! Whether you are just starting to organise your notes or you are in the final stretch of SQA exam prep, this page has everything you need to succeed.
Before you dive into the specific topics below, make sure you are studying smart, not just hard. Simply reading over your notes isn’t enough at Higher level. If you aren’t sure what study methods actually work for you, take a few minutes to complete the Find Your Higher RMPS Revision Style quiz to get a personalised game plan.
Quick Revision Tools to Bookmark:
- Stuck in a rut? Use the Interactive Higher RMPS Revision Task Generator to give yourself a quick, randomised active recall challenge.
- Struggling with the big questions? Read through Mastering Your Higher RMPS Essays: The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide to help you structure the perfect 20-mark response.
Scroll down to browse all of our course revision notes, summaries, and past paper breakdowns, organised by topic. Grab a cup of tea, make a plan, and take it one step at a time. You’ve got this!
World Religion
You will study 1 World Religion for your Higher exam. Below there are some quick guides for some of the world religions. Make sure you check the course specification to see you know what key terms you could be asked.
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
Sikhism
Morality
You will study one Moral Issue. Below are some guides for some of the topics as well as generic Morality guides. You will need to be confident with Religious and Non Religious Views on your moral topic and how to answer this question type.
Morality
Morality and Justice
Morality and Enviroment
Morality and Relationships
Religious and Philosophical Questions
You will study one Philosophical Question. Below are some guides for some of the topics. This section there is less that can be asked so questions tend to be a little more predictable if you look at the patterns of previous exams.