<p>Are you tired of rehashing the same content every year for Black History Month?<br /> Do you want content that is most relevant to the children you teach?<br /> Download this resource file to gain access to resources that will redefine how you look at Black history.</p> <p>Black History is British history, it shouldn’t be confined to one month, however we as educators should use this month to promote the most relevant and decolonised material possible.<br /> The Breakdown of the lessons:</p> <ul> <li>EYFS: Influential Black Britons</li> <li>Year 1: Black British Art</li> <li>Year 2: The Windrush Generation and the establishment of Notting Hill Carnival</li> <li>Year 3: Black Tudors and Black Romans in Britain</li> <li>Year 4: Racism in Football and Famous Black British Footballers</li> <li>Year 5: The British Empire and Black people’s contributions to the Industrial Revolution</li> <li>Year 6: The Power of Protest; How the Black British community have resisted racism</li> <li>Musical Truth KS1 and KS2: A musical history of Modern Britain inspired by Jeffrey Boakye’s book.<br /> If you do decide to use these resources, all I ask is that you kindly share the lesson outcomes with me on Twitter @ToyinDairo24</li> </ul>