This is a collection of 6 short stories and 3 story extracts, with short style comprehension based questions as well as some longer writing or reader response tasks to link to the stories. Each story has different tasks designed specifically with that story in mind.
Some of the stories also have “listen along” links to youtube etc to help students who may struggle to access the reading alone. They all tend to be linked to crime or behaviour that is perceived as deviant (but not all of them) and range different cultures/author backgrounds etc.
These can be used as in class extracts with tasks used in class, or used for homework or private study. They can be used as standalone stories/tasks or as a collection.
The stories included:
Tell Tale Heart
Lamb to the Slaughter
The Landlady
The Fly
Happily Ever After
My Antonio (extract)
The Paradise Carpet
The Hate U Give (Extract)
Crongton Knights (Extract)
Attached is an assembly resource that can be used either in whole year group assemblies or as a form/registration resource during Pride month. The assembly explores the history of Pride, key figures in the Stonewall uprisings, and then the history of Pride in the UK. It goes on to talk about why we still need Pride, with statistics from both the office of national statistics and Stonewall. Finally, there is a moment to thin about how we can be good allies and a slide with some charities who students can reach out to.
There is guidance in the note sections for the teachers who are delivering the slides, and most slides have some scripting in them to aid delivery. There also some notes for teachers to edit the slides- it does not require a huge amount of editing, just making sure that the information is appropriate for your setting and your students.
KS1 KS2 Primary Assembly Pride Month
This is an assembly with guidance notes for presenting. The first part of the assembly consists of an explanation of what Pride is and why it is important for us to celebrate it, and the second part has some examples of famous and notable LGBT + people from both modern times and history.
A Pride Month powerpoint aimed at year 9/10/11 and older that can be used as an assembly, in tutortime or registration, or as a resource for PSHE lessons.
The powerpoint covers topics such as:
What is Pride?
The history of Pride
What has changed since the StonewallRiots
Why don’t we have Straight Pride?
LGBTQ in modern culture
Straight Allies
How to be an ally
Where to go for further information
A collection of posters to be used as corridor displays or in classrooms, especially useful ahead of Diversity Week and as part of Pride month.
This set contains 6 LGBTQ Heroes from the field of Languages- these are people from Spanish, French and German backgrounds.
This set is included in some of the Bundles available on my shop, which also contains other faculty collection for school wide promotion.
A whole staff CPD that can be either delivered in person, or sent out as a remote CPD if necessary due to Covid-19 or staff absence. This should only take about 20-30 minutes to deliver depending on the amount of detail you would like to go into.
There are notes on most of the slides elaborating on the points made in the slides, as well as a copy of my Printable guide for supporting Trans and NB students.
Statistics come from Stonewall’s Guide for Supporting LGBT Young People.
A resource to help celebrate Pride in school. A PowerPoint with different pride flags and what they mean, exploring when they were designed and what the colour symbolism is.
Also includes a short quiz activity for the end of the tutor time and a longer design/drawing activity if you have a longer amount of time for your registration period.
There are teacher notes at the beginning to explain how to use the resource effectively and how to ask questions etc from your students.
Hope you find it useful, happy Pride month!
This bundle contains 3 different CPD resources on supporting trans and non binary students and dealing with lgbtq+ phobic behaviour in school. This contains two CPD sessions, as well as a one page easy reference guide to supporting trans and non-binary students.
A tutor time powerpoint quiz that can be used in registration time as a quick way to celebrate Pride month. Has answers. Consists of pictures of the following people hidden with Pride flags that reveals the name of the person and their face when clicked on. We have tried to make sure there is a good variety of people from different walks of life and age groups etc
All animations etc have been applied already so should be able to just plug and play!
Elliott Page
Noah Schapp
Dylan Mulvaney
Jojo Siwa
Nigel Owens
Sandi Toksvig
Leah and Caitlin
Lil Nas X
Hannah Gadsby
Carter Kehan
Janelle Monae
Graham Norton
Bella Ramsey
Johnathon Van Ness
Indya Moore
This is a French lesson focusing on the poem Cher Frere Blanc (Dear White Brother). Containing multiple activities for the poem, print outs, and notes in the PPT for teacher. A great resource year round but especially during October for Black History Month.
This is a display that would be suitable for any classroom KS2 and above (my sixth formers even refer to mine sometimes!). It contains all the lettering and display resources you need for a full display, you just need to print in colour, cut and laminate.
The pack contains the Grow Your Vocabulary lettering, plant pots with “boring” words printed on them (good, bad, said and went) and then the leaves on the plants have more interesting and specific synonyms. There are also blank leaves to add your own words if you would like to.
Enjoy!
This is both of my LGBTQ pride slides available for KS3 and KS4. They can be used for assemblies, tutor or registration time, or as part of PSHE/RS/Life Skills lessons.
The KS3 power point contains the following:
what is Pride?
where did Pride start?
what does the Pride flag mean?
LGBTQ in modern culture
Why don’t we have straight pride?
What still needs to happen
5 ways to be an ally
Further
The KS4 power point contains the following:
What is pride?
Where did Pride start?
What were the Stonewall riots?
What happened after Stonewall?
LGBTQ in modern culture
Why don’t we have straight Pride?
What still needs to happen?
5 ways to be an ally
Further Information
A collection of posters to be used as corridor displays or in classrooms, especially useful ahead of Diversity Week and as part of Pride month.
This set contains 5 LGBTQ Heroes from the field of English Maths .
This set is included in some of the Bundles available on my shop, which also contains other faculty collection for school wide promotion.
A collection of posters to be used as corridor displays or in classrooms, especially useful ahead of Diversity Week and as part of Pride month.
This set contains 5 LGBTQ Heroes from the field of Music.
This set is included in some of the Bundles available on my shop, which also contains other faculty collection for school wide promotion.
A collection of posters to be used as corridor displays or in classrooms, especially useful ahead of Diversity Week and as part of Pride month. These can also be used to promote LGBTQ visibility year round, or could be used as tutor time discussion prompts or as part of PSHE lessons.
This set contains:
4 posters for Art
5 posters for Business and Computing
6 posters for Design Technology
6 posters for English
7 posters for Humanities
6 posters for Languages
4 posters for Maths
5 posters for Media
5 posters for Music
5 posters for PE
5 posters for Performing Arts
5 posters for Science
A collection of posters to be used as corridor displays or in classrooms, especially useful ahead of Diversity Week and as part of Pride month. they are also useful for providing LGBTQ Visibility in school year round.
This set contains:
-6 LGBTQ Heroes from the field of English Literature.
5 LGBTQ Heroes fm the field of Media.
A resource to be used in conjunction with the book “Prince and Knight” by Daniel Haack. A great LGBTQ+ friendly story, beautifully illustrated and engaging, which has many different layers in which to discuss.
This resource includes example activities for before, during, and after reading, questions to ask during the reading of the book, and suggested activities to consolidate learning once the book has been finished.
Aimed at early years and KS1, but could easily be adapted to work for KS2 if necessary. There is also scaffolding within the resource and use of Makaton signs to discuss emotions. Teacher notes at each stage of the resource guide the teacher and make suggestions.
A great resource for anyone looking to add more diverse books and characters into their classroom but unsure of where to start or how to begin discussing these topics with younger students.
This is a CPD resource to be used for training staff in how and when to deal with homophobic/ biphobic/ transphobic comments that take place in the classroom.
The CPD could be sent out as an email, could be used in a 15/20 minute briefing, or used as part of a longer CPd session on inclusivity etc.
It also discusses what constitutes LGBTQ+phobic behaviour and comments, how to recognise them and when to deal with them. There is some use of statistics from some Stonewall studies to show the prevalence of LGBTQ+phobic language, as well as on the impact of this on LGBTQ+ Students.
Please Note: This resource will need some input from the user to reflect the behaviour policy/appropriate members of staff/appropriate sanctions etc (for example, if you use SIMs to record bullying as opposed to using CPOMs you will have to edit to reflect this) *
A set of 20 trans icons posters for use for display boards or for putting round school to promote the visibility and inclusion of the transgender community, to be used as part of LGBTQ+ History Month or LGBTQ+ Pride Month celebrations or as general diversity work or inclusion work. There is also a blank template in the slides which you can use to fill in your own icons.
The people who are included are the following:
Marsha P Johnson
Sylvia Rivera
Laurel Hubbard
Munroe Bergdorf
Kim Petras
Hannah Graf
Jake Graf
Elliott Page
Laith Ashley
Freddie McConnell
Laverne Cox
Angela Clayton MBE
Ben Barres
Michael Dillon
Lynn Conway
Lili Elbe
Alan Hart
Chevalier d’Eon
Lucy Hicks Anderson
Renee Richards
A single slide PowerPoint with an introduction on how to make your classroom a safe and welcoming space to support those who are trans/non-binary, and to also promote support and respect for trans/non-binary identifying people amongst all students.