<p>Using the power and reputation of both women’s football and the anti-discrimination work of Kick It Out, this resource introduces the issues of <strong>sexism and misogyny</strong> by looking at changing attitudes towards women’s football. The aim of Play Your Part is to encourage students to both <strong>recognise and challenge negative stereotypes and discrimination safely.</strong></p> <p>Play Your Part is suitable for <strong>PSHE, English, Art,</strong> and <strong>Drama</strong> students aged <strong>11-16</strong>. It contains a series of flexible, cross-curricular activities which can be used alone or in sequence to embed learning across the timetable.</p> <p><strong>The resource includes:</strong><br /> An assembly to introduce the topic to students, which includes a short film<br /> 3 x PSHE lesson activities<br /> 2 x English lesson activities<br /> 1 x Drama lesson activity<br /> 1 x Art lesson activity<br /> 6 x activity sheets</p>

<p>Using the power and reputation of football and the anti-discrimination work of Kick It Out, this resource introduces students to the concept of working towards being an <strong>anti-racist individual and society</strong>.</p> <p>The aim of ‘Celebrate Difference’ is to encourage students to understand the importance of celebrating difference and <strong>standing up to discriminatory behaviour.</strong></p> <p>Celebrate Difference is suitable for <strong>PSHE</strong>, <strong>English</strong>, <strong>History</strong> and <strong>Art</strong> students aged <strong>11-16</strong>. It contains a series of flexible, cross-curricula activities, which can be used alone or in sequence to embed learning across the timetable.</p> <p><strong>The resource includes:</strong></p> <p>An assembly to introduce the topic to students, which includes a short film<br /> 2 x PSHE lesson activities<br /> 2 x English lesson activities<br /> 1 x History lesson activity<br /> 1 x Art lesson activity<br /> 4 x activity sheets</p>