A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at Mother Teresa’s key sayings, her early life, how she helped people but also the criticism levelled against her. Lesson includes video links.

A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at Malcolm X’s ideas on tackling racism, reasons for him changing his name, how he differed from Martin Luther King, the ways his Muslim beliefs changed his view on white people and information on his assassination. Black Lives Matter.

A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at main Buddhist beliefs, the history of the Dalai Lama and Tenzin Gyatso’s key teachings. Includes video links and questions to answer based on them.

A lesson which looks at the British Civil Rights movement. Comparing the story of Rosa Parks to the Bristol Bus Boycott and the impact this had on British law. Updated September 2023.

Template for a poster that all teachers can edit with a picture and information about their Black hero. Teachers can put these on their classroom doors for students to read and learn from. Black Lives Matter.

25 posters of Black authors and the books they have written to display in your classroom/corridor. Black Lives Matter.

This lesson is based on Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s TED Talk called: “The Danger of a Single Story”. Discussion on stereotypes, the importance of listening to the stories of others, the false ideas that people may have of Africa. Updated September 2023.

A lesson from the Hero topic. Looking at the colonisation of India, civil disobedience, Gandhi’s fight for independence (including the Salt Marsh), the methods employed by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and controversy surrounding Gandhi’s racist statements. Includes video links, questions and answers for the video, and a 4 mark question for students to answer.

An assembly using resources from the Refugee Week 2020 website - information on the difference between refugees and asylum seekers, key facts, and activities for students to complete at home.

A resource which teaches students how they can be a good ally, where they can go for support if they are affected, why ‘All Lives Matter’ is a poor response to BLM and statistics relating to stop and search and Black maternal mortality. Updated September 2023.

A PowerPoint that can be used to help students understand why statues of people like Edward Colston and Winston Churchill during Black Lives Matter protests 2020.

A3 coloured revision poster including key teachings and SOWAs for the Philosophy (Islam) topic. Posters can be printed out and distributed among students for them to put in their room at home for revision or displayed in the teacher’s classroom.

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme C. Suitable for printing in colour on A3. The role of law in everyday life in dealing with complex problems Principles and sources of law Civil and criminal law The justice system in England and Wales Courts and tribunals Youth justice Crime and society Sentences and punishments

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme B. Suitable for printing in colour on A3. Parties and candidates Forming/organising the work of the government Westminster Parliament Elections and voting systems Constitution Government taxation and spending

The key pieces of information required for students to know when revising Theme A.

A lesson in preparation for the General Election 2019

A lesson in preparation for the General Election 2019.

Links to eight YouTube videos for the Peace and Conflict in Christianity topic.

A PowerPoint that can be used as a starter over several different days or as an entire lesson. Twelve songs from the time of the Civil Rights Movement or about equality, with information about each, to spark discussion. Additional document includes lyrics of all the songs. From Nina Simone to Common, Sam Cooke to Bob Marley, there’s an eclectic range of through promoting songs.

This resources raises awareness of the achievements of Black British people. Posters with information about 30 different heroes can be placed around school. Students then need to find the posters and, using their answer sheet, write in the names Resources includes people like: Baroness Rosalind Howells (Labour member of the House of Lords) Wilfred Wood (Bishop of Croydon from 1985 to 2003, the first black bishop in the Church of England) Benjamin Zephaniah (A British writer who was included in The Times list of Britain’s top 50 post-war writers) Mary Seacole (Funded her own trip to Crimea in 1854 to nurse wounded British soldiers on the battlefield)