A guide to LGBT+ books for parents, teachers, and pupils. It can be difficult to get the balance right between representation and appropriate content so I’ve done all the hardwork for you! INCLUDES: A guide to LGBT+ books for Year 7 A guide to LGBT+ books for Year 8 A guide to LGBT+ books for Year 9 Non-fiction options for Year 7, 8, and 9 Books on gender identity and expression for Year 7, 8, and 9 An ‘Author Spotlight’ for Year 7, 8, and 9

Two book reviewing templates WITH EXAMPLES; one simpler and shorter one for LA pupils and one longer and more challenging. Both include example reviews of Punching the Air by Ibi Zoboi and Yusef Salaam. LA 1x templates per A4 paper - portrait HA 1x template per A4 paper - landscape

Three posters with book recommendations for KS3 readers based on various circumstances to practice empathy. Five book recommendations for: Neurodiversity Racism War and Conflict Refugees Immigration LGBT+ Physical Disability and 10 book recommendations on different Home Life situations including: incarcerated parent, loss of a sibling, young carer etc.

Tried and tested reluctant reader recommendations - use as posters/display or as mini booklets! 9 suggestions for boys and 9 suggestions for girls Description and image included Engaging and appealing format Please note these are generally for readers of 13+ due to language and content

A simple step-by-step guide to choosing a book with an appropriate level of challenge. Can be used as a poster or visual aid. Choose a book Read the blurb Read opening to assess understanding Read book or go back to step 1

A recommended reads poster celebrating Black History Month. History Educational Biography Fiction for Key Stage 3, 4 and 5!

INCLUDES: A powerpoint walking through the project, expectations, and outcomes. Explaining the learning outcomes, examples of work, and guideline for research. Should take 1-2 lessons. A document listing 30+ Black British figures that could be researched for the project, group by career type (e.g. Scientists, Musicians, Politicians). Each person has their name, their field, and a short intro to their impact making it efficient for pupils to pick varied, appropriate, and impactful figures from history. Unlike other resources, these are focused on British figures to make sure pupils learn about the impact Black people have had in their own country and not just the US/Civil Rights Movement.

A fun black history month quiz for KS3 and KS4! 14 questions All (bar two) multiple choice Answers on seperate slides Each answer comes with ks3/ks4 recommended books related to question to read if interested in the topic/person Cross curriculum links with History, PSHE, English and more!