Great for class discussion. This can cover individual responsibility, parental responsibility, teacher responsibility and global responsibility. The three documents in this resource contain a PP presentation, a 'Talk About Responsibility Game' board with instructions and five worksheets. Ideal for KS2/3 and for ESL and/or PSHE.

This resource looks at how we can respect others at school, at home and in the wider environment. It includes questions, quotes, a poem and situations. It has also been uploaded in PP format and the buyer may add animations and timings as required. Suitable for British Values, Citizenship and PSHE classes for KS2 -KS4.

Sixteen quite hard hitting topics for discussion on British Values. Maybe it's time to really get your students thinking, debating, agreeing, disagreeing, talking! Give them the cards and step back- let them chat and discuss and make up their own minds about what it really means to be young ( or old) and British in the 21st century. Plus one 'places in Britain' poster for the class.

This PowerPoint Presentation and worksheets tell the fictional story of Nadia and Khalid, two refugees from Syria. Use this resource to discuss refugees, refugee status, immigration, how war and conflict affect children and families. This year, Refugee Week is even more important than ever.

A global resource focusing on one of the IB PYP trans-disciplinary themes, ‘Who we are’. This resource looks at self, beliefs, values and relationships, including families and the world. The resource contains: -A PowerPoint presentation - with pairwork discussion questions and featuring Manuela and her life. -Worksheets for follow up- templates about my world, people in my life, things in my life, me, WORLD acrostic poem template, Word search. 20 slides Suitable for primary (KS1/KS2) and a useful introduction to the theme,

Introductory resource for GCSE ‘Animal farm’ by George Orwell. There are three files. This resource contains: • A PowerPoint introducing the background, setting and purpose of ‘Animal Farm’ including information about the revolution in Russia and the author • 8 worksheets with an Orwell bio gap fill and comprehension, word search, author and character fact file template, make your own students’ rights symbol template • A PowerPoint presentation on the background and events of the Russian revolution 1917 All printable. Suitable for Key Stage 2/3 and Edexcel GCSE English.

This is the fifth in a series of PSHE resources. It deals with the them of 'Growing Up' - identity, body image, body changes and future possibilities. The PP presentation is accompanied by three writing activity worksheets. Suitable for KS2 upwards.

This double resource whole lesson, is aimed at KS2 students, to enable them to talk about and understand the upcoming 'in' or 'out' referendum on June 23rd. The PowerPoint follows Maddie as she asks Gary for some help understanding 'Brexit'. In addition there are 6 worksheets with discussion questions, acrostic poem and two word searches. Help your younger students get their heads around the issue!

This PowerPoint presentation talks about the five key values in British values leading to good citizenship.There are also accompanying worksheets. Suitable for English, PSHE, SEN, ESL, History and Citizenship classes at KS2 , KS3 and KS4.

This is a simple PowerPoint presentation discussing the immediate result and issues following the Brexit vote. It is accompanied by worksheet discussion and writing templates. Suitable for KS2/KS3 (Updated)

This PowerPoint remembers WW1 and the 100th anniversary of The Battle of the Somme. It discusses cause of war, propaganda,conscription, one young hero and day one of The Somme. This is a suitable tribute to our fallen heroes- useful for assembly, homeroom, PSHE or British Values classes. KS2 upwards. This WWI poetry resource may also be useful for English teachers - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/world-war-one-poetry-we-will-remember-them-11150987

International Baccalaureate resource for primary (KS2)- cross curricular. This resource contains: Definitions of emigration and immigration Pictures for discussion A twelve page diary of an Irish immigrant girl travelling to America in the 1800’s. 10 writing activities. (Print out and use as task cards.) Suitable for IBPYP trans-disciplinary theme ‘Where we are in place and time’.

This resource is a PowerPoint presentation for discussion and has an additional 6 worksheet poem templates/ letter templates. It is ideal for English or PSHE class. Students can discuss the issue of age and growing up, friends,family and the stresses of daily life as a young person. They get the chance to write letters to their grown up self. Students can make these into a book and keep for years later. The resource may also be useful for 'Time capsule' ideas. Suitable for KS2 upwards.

This resource contains a PowerPoint presentation to stimulate discussion about internet safety/practices and also five additional worksheets for post discussion activities. It is suitable for KS2/KS3 PSHE and English/ICT classes.

This resource is a five slide PP presentation introduction to the history of the games, various sports and discussion topics on disability, equality and sport. It is accompanied by five worksheets designed to promote discussion, research and guided writing on the topic. Suitable for PSHE, English, PE, Assemblies, Tutor Time or Homeroom. ESL/SEN/KS2+

This is the second in a series of PSHE lessons for KS2 upwards. The theme is 'Being Healthy'. The lesson starts with a short PowerPoint presentation to promote discussion on body image, exercise,diet and sleep. The presentation is accompanied by worksheets for extended writing.

This is the third in a series of PSHE lessons for KS2 upwards. The theme is 'Diversity'. The lesson starts with a short PowerPoint presentation to promote discussion on ethnicity, religion,ability and disability. The presentation is accompanied by worksheets for extended writing.

This is the fourth in a series of PSHE lessons for KS2 upwards. The theme is 'Relationships'. The PP presentation is written as problem letters ('Dear Susy...'). Students are asked to read and discuss the problems and come up with solutions. The problems are to do with relationships with family, friends, in school and online. The presentation is accompanied by worksheets for extended writing.