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.

Another resource for the International Baccalaureate Primary curriculum (IBPYP). This resource discusses how we can share resources such as water with other people and with other living things. It talks about the water cycle and conserving water. The resource contains: A PowerPoint presentation on the water cycle and saving water. Worksheets on the water cycle, conserving water. Suitable for primary (KS2/3).

A fun resource for St. Patrick’s day this March. Contains a mini-quiz, an acrostic Ireland poem, a reading, a poster, templates for bookmarks, cards, a poem, a name plate, a word search and a map to colour. Great fun for the students this festive day when everyone should be Irish.

A PowerPoint presentation for any year group explaining what Ramadan is, the food and traditions, some Arabic phrases connected to Ramadan and a discussion prompt about special festivals. This is to encourage students to embrace the multi-cultural side of Britain.

This 21 slide resource provides opportunities for discussion and debate on racism, intolerance and promoting multi-culturalism in the 21st century. Differentiation opportunities for individual or group work. Learning objective: to help pupils gain social skills, fitting them for life in a democratic, multicultural modern country. Links to SMSC / PSHE /British Values

This is an original poster/ flashcard for Anti Bullying Week 2022 - with the theme ‘Reach Out’ you’re not alone.

This 16 slide PP presentation contains quotes from famous, strong women in history, from Eleanor Roosevelt to Anais Din. There are some prompts for discussion on gender and femininist issues, an original acrostic poem entitled ‘Woman’ and poem template. This is the perfect KS3/ KS4 , or HS resource to kick off Women’s History Month.

This resource celebrates the birth of Archie, son to HRH Harry and Meghan Markle. It contains brief information on each parent, the birth, royal names, a family tree, an acrostic poem and word search,

This Christmas Poetry pack contains original poetry for kids, one Shakespearean 'poem' taken from Hamlet and five templates for acrostic Christmas themed poems. It is suitable for English Language class / ESL / SEN in KS2/3

A 20 slide presentation to commemorate MLK Day in January. It is accompanied by several worksheets.

April 22nd 2016 is Earth Day- are you ready? This presentation looks at rivers- identifying rivers of the world, the uses of rivers, river damage and river protection. Also includes three slides which can be printed and used as posters. Ideal for Geography on Earth Day 2016

This PowerPoint presentation and word search introduces the basics of Ramadan. This will be useful for students in class who are not Muslim and will enable them to understand what their classmates are celebrating. Great mini PSHE / Religion lesson for KS2/ESL/lower KS3.

Make a workbook, give for homework or to early finishers. A set of fifteen sporting word searches to celebrate a summer of sport- Euro 2016, Rio Olympics, Wimbledon, plus one acrostic poem template. Perfect for fillers and fun homework. (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 is the first in a series of PSHE lessons for KS2 upwards. the theme is 'What it's like to be me'. The lesson starts with a short PowerPoint presentation to promote discussion on identity, difficulty in life, gender and future dreams. The presentation is accompanied by worksheets for extended writing.