Religious Studies, Citizenship and PSHE - Miss Morris Manc
This shop contains a collection of Religious Studies, Citizenship, PSHE and anti-racism resources for both KS3 and KS4 that have been created by a teacher with 15 years experience.
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This shop contains a collection of Religious Studies, Citizenship, PSHE and anti-racism resources for both KS3 and KS4 that have been created by a teacher with 15 years experience.
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Gypsy, Roma, Traveller History Month: Discrimination
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
Gypsy, Roma, Traveller History Month
A form time activity looking the origins of Roma people, the persecution they face and their history in Britain.
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Society and Hip Hop
Lessons cover:
Key words: Jim Crow Laws, misogyny, misogynoir, intersectionality, classism, unconscious bias, structural racism and gaslight.
Songs: Knowledge is Power by Akala, All Black Everything by Lupe Fiasco, George Bush Doesn’t Care About Black People by K-Otix, Dollar Day by Mos Def, Georgia Bush by Lil Wayne, Flawless by Beyonce, Keep Ya Head Up by 2Pac, Ladies First by Queen Latifah, Love is Blind by Eve, Black by Dave, Black and Ready by Jords.
Race as a social construct
Students will look at:
one drop rule
Johan Friedrich Blumenbach’s classification of race
W.E.B. Du Bois’ criticism of racial classification
“race science”
Society and Hip Hop: 5 Black Lives Matter
Students will learn about the themes of structural racism and gaslighting. They will discuss the findings of the Sewell Report and the criticisms of it. They will listen to ‘Black and Ready’ by Jords.
Society and Hip Hop: 4 Grime and Politics
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.
Society and Hip Hop: 3 Women
The third lesson in the Hip Hop topic. Students will look at the themes of misogynoir, intersectionality and white woman tears. The views of Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche on Beyonce’s feminism are discussed. Students will listen to ‘Keep Ya Head Up’ by 2Pac, ‘Ladies First’ by Queen Latifah and ‘Love is Blind’ by Eve.
Black History Month display (British)
Pictures and information of Black British heroes: Mary Seacole, Stormzy, Len Johnson, Bristol Bus Boycott, Coca Clarke and Kath Locke, Darcus Howe, Diane Abbott, Doreen Lawrence, Olive Morris, Fanny Eaton, Louise Da-Cocodia.
Society and Hip Hop: 1 Race and Inequality
The first lesson in the Hip Hop topic. Students will look at key information about a variety of Black heroes from the UK and USA. The main focus of the lesson is looking at ‘Knowledge is Power’ by Akala and ‘All Black Everything’ by Lupe Fiasco. Students will look at Timbuktu, Jim Crow Laws and the importance of studying Black history.
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Heroes
A full unit which looks at different heroes from around the world: the Dalai Lama, Gandhi, Malcolm X, Mary Magdalene and Mother Teresa.
Key information and sources of wisdom and authority linked to each hero is shared. Lessons include video links, questions they can self/peer assess and discussion points.
The lessons look at whether someone can still be a hero if they have flaws. For example, Gandhi made several racist statements when he was younger and Mother Teresa was criticised for how the money they raised was spent, as well as promoting her extreme Catholic views.
Issues relating to racism, feminism, sexism, Black Lives Matter and colonisation are covered.
This topic is taught as part of the Key Stage 3 Religious Studies curriculum.
This bundle offers a 25% discount.
Hero: Mother Teresa
A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at Mother Teresa’s key sayings, her early life, how she helped people but also the criticism levelled against her. Lesson includes video links.
Hero: Malcolm X
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.
Hero: Dalai Lama
A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at main Buddhist beliefs, the history of the Dalai Lama and Tenzin Gyatso’s key teachings. Includes video links and questions to answer based on them.
Black History Month: Bristol Bus Boycott
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.
Black History Month: Teacher poster
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.
Black History Month: Black authors
25 posters of Black authors and the books they have written to display in your classroom/corridor. Black Lives Matter.
Black History Month: Single Story
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.
Hero: Gandhi
A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at the colonisation of India, civil disobedience, Gandhi’s fight for independence (including the Salt Marsh), the methods employed by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and controversy surrounding Gandhi’s racist statements. Includes video links, questions and answers for the video, and a 4 mark question for students to answer.
Refugee Week 2020
An assembly using resources from the Refugee Week 2020 website - information on the difference between refugees and asylum seekers, key facts, and activities for students to complete at home.