A form time activity looking the origins of Roma people, the persecution they face and their history in Britain.

A lesson about what identity is, how important our identity is, whether we can have more than one identity or not, and so on.

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme A.

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme B. Suitable for printing in colour on A3. Parties and candidates Forming/organising the work of the government Westminster Parliament Elections and voting systems Constitution Government taxation and spending

A lesson which discusses the discrimination people in the GRT community face in the UK. True/false activity about Roma people Discussion on why people protest for equality Statistics about other forms of discrimination in the UK Video of personal account of Roma discrimination Section of a report by The Traveller Movement on how GRT young people are discriminated against in schools Students to make a GRT History Month pledge

Lesson one of the KS3 scheme of work on Healthy Lifestyles. Resources include: - The eatwell plate - Importance of a balanced diet - Students packed lunch design - Key words

A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at Malcolm X’s ideas on tackling racism, reasons for him changing his name, how he differed from Martin Luther King, the ways his Muslim beliefs changed his view on white people and information on his assassination. Black Lives Matter.

Students will look at the themes of classism and unconscious bias. They will learn about the government’s response to Grenfell. Students will listen to Stormzy’s Brits performance and ‘Black’ by Dave.

Lesson three taken from the Extremism scheme of work. Resources include: - Information about the IRA - Information and video links on the Manchester bomb in 1996 - Discussion points on whether the IRA’s actions can be justified - Key words - Practice exam question

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme C. Suitable for printing in colour on A3. The role of law in everyday life in dealing with complex problems Principles and sources of law Civil and criminal law The justice system in England and Wales Courts and tribunals Youth justice Crime and society Sentences and punishments

Lesson two of the KS3 scheme of work on Healthy Lifestyles. Resources include: - Different types of eating disorders - Relevant video links - Positive self perception - Key words

A resource which teaches students how they can be a good ally, where they can go for support if they are affected, why ‘All Lives Matter’ is a poor response to BLM and statistics relating to stop and search and Black maternal mortality. Updated September 2023.

A lesson which looks at the British Civil Rights movement. Comparing the story of Rosa Parks to the Bristol Bus Boycott and the impact this had on British law. Updated September 2023.

This lesson is based on Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s TED Talk called: “The Danger of a Single Story”. Discussion on stereotypes, the importance of listening to the stories of others, the false ideas that people may have of Africa. Updated September 2023.

A resource which explores why Diane Abbott is a role model and the poor treatment she has received as an MP. Discussion surrounded David Lammy’s criticism of census data which doesn’t allow ‘Black English’ as an option. History of Windrush and the Windrush scandal.

A form time resource exploring the history of the kingdom of Benin and the stolen Benin bronzes.

A resource exploring Afrofuturism. Looks at Akan folktale Anansi the Spider, American jazz composer Sun Ra and Disney series Iwájú.

Black British heroes to display during Black History Month - Len Johnson, Bristol Bus Boycott, Diane Abbott, Fanny Eaton, Darcus Howe, Doreen Lawrence, Mary Seacole and Olive Morris.

Template for a poster that all teachers can edit with a picture and information about their Black hero. Teachers can put these on their classroom doors for students to read and learn from. Black Lives Matter.

A PowerPoint that can be used to help students understand why statues of people like Edward Colston and Winston Churchill during Black Lives Matter protests 2020.