Combat misinformation with this engaging classroom display! Teach students how to verify sources, recognize facts vs. opinions, and think critically. Enhance your classroom with this vibrant and educational display board designed to help students navigate the complexities of misinformation. Perfect for PSHE lessons, this display features eye-catching visuals and clear, concise content that guides students through the steps of verifying sources, cross-referencing information, using fact-checking websites, and distinguishing between facts and opinions. Empower your students to think critically and become informed digital citizens with this essential teaching tool. Easy to set up and adaptable to any classroom environment!

Create an engaging and educational classroom display on AI in the Workplace with this comprehensive pack, perfect for secondary students. This resource helps students explore how AI is shaping various industries and opening up new career opportunities. The display also includes thought-provoking ethical questions surrounding AI’s impact on society. What’s included: What is AI? Infographic: Clear and concise infographic introducing the concept of AI. Career Paths in AI Infographic: Highlighting emerging career opportunities in fields such as data science, robotics, and AI ethics. AI in Everyday Life Poster: Showcasing practical uses of AI in areas like healthcare, transport, and education. Ethical Questions about AI Display: Presenting key ethical dilemmas in AI, such as bias, job automation, and privacy concerns. AI Technologies Poster: A breakdown of key AI technologies like machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision. This display is designed to spark curiosity and discussion, making it a great addition to lessons on Citizenship, Careers, or STEM topics. It can also be used as a standalone learning tool or an introduction to a larger unit on AI and technology. Format: Printable posters and infographics, easily adaptable for different classroom spaces. Perfect for: PSHE, Careers Education, Computing, and Citizenship classrooms.

Empower your students to navigate the digital world with confidence through our expertly crafted 10-15 minute assembly on misinformation and disinformation. Fully scripted and easy to deliver, this engaging assembly/form activity unpacks the complexities of false information in both historical and modern contexts, with a special focus on the US Presidential Election. Through interactive examples and thought-provoking questions, students will learn how to identify misinformation, understand its potential impact, and become responsible digital citizens. Complete with a compelling case study, this assembly is the perfect tool to spark critical thinking and media literacy in your school. Equip your students with the skills they need to discern truth from falsehood in today’s information landscape.

Help students understand the dangers of echo chambers—where only similar views are reinforced—and misinformation. This 10-15 minute assembly uses real-life examples and practical strategies to encourage critical thinking, promoting a balanced and informed perspective in today’s media landscape. Perfect for fostering media literacy and open-mindedness.

This resource provides a fully scripted assembly on AI in education and the workplace, perfect for secondary school students. It covers key AI concepts, types of AI, technologies, and real-world applications, alongside ethical questions surrounding AI’s impact on jobs, bias, and privacy. Contents include: PowerPoint slides Fully scripted content Audience interaction ideas Bonus: The resource can easily be expanded into a longer lesson or discussion-based activity on the future of work and ethical AI, allowing for deeper student engagement.

A story of courage, self-belief and tenacity. Complete with script. Used as an assembly but could also be used as part of a History lesson or even to link in with British values. Looks at: - Captain Cook Shackleton Scott Livingstone Drake Fiennes Explores the personality traits they all had in common. Ask the question - what is the next frontier? And what are your frontiers? How can you challenge yourself?