Black History (BHM) 2024 Theme is Raising The Narrative I have created a series of PowerPoints with key figures and information This series is based around LGBTQ+ Other series I have created - NOT IN THIS CURRENT UPLOAD: Artists Athletes Eco-Heroes Entertainers (music / film etc.) Political Activists Social Activists STEM Trailblazers Writers (these will be found on my TES page ASAP before 01/10/2024) The figures in this LGBTQ+ series are: Storme DeLarverie Marsha P Johnson RuPaul Laverne Cox There is also a timeline included for the LGBTQ+ figures These sheets can be printed and displayed (each has information, a photo and a quote, plus a page of quotes from each figure), or used as reference for teaching Please note: each series will be sold individually, and once all the series are uploaded I will create a full bundle with activities as well

Black History Month 2024 Raising Narratives This PowerPoint is a factfile all about the BLACK POWER MOVEMENT Key dates, figures and information are given, as well as lots of photographs Information is also given on Malcolm X and his role in the movement

Black History Month 2024 Reclaiming Narratives This upload is all about The United States Civil Rights Movement It includes a wealth of information: Key dates What the movement was Who was involved How it happened Civil Rights Acts Key examples/case studies of action by individuals and groups: Brown V Board of Education Little Rock, Arkansas Greensboro Four Birmingham, Alabama Bus boycotts Montgomery Bus Boycotts Black Power Movement Key figures: Claudette Colvin Rosa Parks Martin Luther King Jr Malcolm X There is then a task to create a timeline with key events. Events are provided and can be printed and used, or for a more challenging/creative task, learners can fully create their own and add photos etc to make it visually appealing

This is a resource I have created for Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Week 2024 It includes: Details about ASB week Types of anti-social behaviour Definition of ASB What co-ops are and why they are good for communities Examples of co-ops Case study: The Co-Op - and what they do for the community etc. The 5 R’s of recycling Respecting local communities - vandalism, graffiti, and how to prevent them Task to identify was in which people have disrespected local communities Using Leeds as an example - photos to show art throughout the city, encourage to consider why it helps to make the community brighter and prevent vandalism etc. This was created for use with the Youth Justice Service but would work in any educational setting You could also modify the ASB week bits to make it relevant all year

Worksheet I created to check in with young people before starting any interventions work. Can be modified as appropriate for different settings etc. Includes: How they are feeling… with emojis to help explain their feelings What they have been thinking about Why they are feeling the way they are today A goal for today I will be adding a range of check-in tools, these would be great for SEND students as well as in any type of educational setting