London to Rio: Olympic Games – London 2012 A look back at the 2012 London Olympic Games PowerPoint presentation and quizzes/work book. Slides and questions on: • The bid • Countries and medalists • Torch relay • Notable Olympians • British winners

British Values: Individual Liberty PowerPoint presentation and work book introducing the idea of individual liberty, covering: Aim: • Raise awareness of British values and individual liberty Learning outcomes • Identify your values. • Identify British values. • Take part in a quiz about British values to identify liberties and why we have them. • Answer a question about British values. • Make a poster about British values.

Easter 2018 - Around the World PowerPoint presentation/quiz about Easter around the world and how it is celebrated. Looking at different countries across the globe and how they mark this important religious period.

Employability/Work Skills: Sources of Information A short PowerPoint presentation and task sheets to introduce the topic of searching for a job and the source of information students could use. Would be useful for entry level students studying for any employability qualifications or in preparation for work placements.

According to Ofsted, 'fundamental British values' are: • democracy. • the rule of law. • individual liberty. • mutual respect for and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs and for those without faith. Eights sets of work books/task sheets about the British values listed above.

Employability/Work Skills: Money: Payment Methods Quiz PowerPoint (25 questions) quiz to introduce or recap money management; methods of payments. Methods of paying for goods and services • Cash • Cheques • Debit and credit cards • Direct debits and standing orders • Online and phone banking Would be useful for entry level students studying for any employability qualifications involving money management and personal finance.

Citizenship: Introduction to political parties quiz Introduction to political parties in the UK: 20 questions quiz about political parties in the UK.

PSHE: Citizenship: Personal Safety; Crime and Staying Safe PowerPoint presentation and task sheets on personal safety; crime and how to stay safe. Could be useful for tutorials or with entry level students working on qualifications about independence and personal skills.

PowerPoint presentation about Hannukah, the Jewish festival of light. Covers: When is it? How long does it last? Who celebrates Hannukah? What is Hannukah? What is a menorah? How is Hannukah celebrated today? Hannukah facts Hannukha craft idea

British Values: An Introduction PowerPoint presentation that includes: Learning outcomes: • Identify the different parts of Britain • Define ‘Britishness’ • Define ‘values’ • Identify British values • Describe British values • Know that sharing values doesn’t mean you have to be British • Make a British values guide • Create a British values flag Task sheets; quiz sheets and word search. Shakespeare Day: Two PowerPoint presentations that include: Sections: • Early life • Married life • The actor • The writer • The theatre in the 16th Century • The language of Shakespeare • Movies and TV based on Shakespeare • His death • His legacy Learning outcomes: Take part in quizzes to: 1. Identify key features of Shakespeare’s life and work 2. Identify the plays in which still well-known phrases are used by Shakespeare 3. Identify movies and TV programmes based on or influenced the work of Shakespeare You say, we pay Task sheets; quiz sheets and word search

A bundle of activities about British values. All resources editable. 1 British values bingo cards: Seven editable bingo cards, each showing images that represent the diversity of Britain.Can be used to identify by name or theme and encourage and what they are. 2. British values dominoes cards: 32 editable dominoes cards. 32 editable dominoes cards, each showing images that represent the diversity of Britain. Can be used to identify by name or theme and encourage discussion and answers about British values and what they are. 3. British values workbook: • We all live in Britain, what do you think British values are? List some British values. • Describe how your school promote individual liberty; tolerance and respect? • Define ‘extremism’ and ‘tolerance’. Add examples of extremism and tolerance you know about. • Record information about the diverse celebrations that take place in Britain. • Find out about, record information and tell other people about a famous person not born in Britain, or who parents were not born in Britain. • Answer written questions about British values. • Find out about, record information and tell other people about a famous person not born in Britain, or who parents were not born in Britain. ��� Answer written questions about British values. 4. What’s more British than – You say game. PowerPoint Speaking and listening activity (25 slides).

History: Ancient Greek Olympics – 776BC- 393AD 1. PowerPoint presentation about ancient Greek Olympics 2. PowerPoint quiz on the ancient Greek Olympics 3. Ancient Greece Olympics work book – Five tasks and word search.

PowerPoint activity with 32 questions about Europe.

British Values: Rule of Law/Parliamentary Sovereignty Introduction to Rule of Law/Parliamentary Sovereignty PowerPoint presentations and work book: • Discuss and describe what could happen if there were no laws. • Demonstrate an understanding of the rule of law. • Take part in a quiz about the rule of law. • Define key terms about the rule of law; rights and responsibilities. • Answer a written question about the rule of law. • Make a Bill of Rights.

Employability/Work Skills: Key Words: Skills and Qualities A bundle of activities to introduce the topic of skills and qualities and for students to think about their own skills and qualities. Would be useful for entry level students studying for any employability qualifications or in preparation for work placements.

PowerPoint presentation that includes: Learning outcomes • Define key words: extremism and tolerance • Identify why extremism is dangerous • Identify why tolerance is important • Say how you can challenge extreme ideas Tasks: Task 1: Define key words: extremism and tolerance. Work with a partner to define ‘extremism’ and ‘tolerance’. You can use either an online or hard copy dictionary to help you. Add examples of extremism and tolerance you know underneath your definitions. Task 2: In groups, discuss why you think extremism can be dangerous. Write at least three points of how you would challenge someone who held these views. Feedback your points to the whole class. Task 3: In a group discuss why you think tolerance of others ideas and opinions is important. Write down at least three of your ideas and feedback to the whole class. Plus: • Worksheets for all tasks • Reading and writing activity • Extremism and tolerance word search