A confronting assembly based on the shocking true story of Kayleigh Haywood, 15, who was groomed online, raped and killed by two older men. The video featured in this assembly was developed by Leicester Police and Kayleigh's parents to raise awareness of the dangers of meeting people online whose true identity is unknown. This also explains how to report an issue online but also discusses the other dangers of online safety including gaming/social networking.

Mock exam (60 marks) 1 - 1.5 hours. Democracy, UK Politics, The British Constitution. Complete with exemplar responses / answers and grade boundaries.

An alternative from SMART goals that incorporates the emotional and inspirational components of setting goals that help make the goals more relevant, meaningful and easier to achieve. Worked example included along with a reflective practice at the end. Enjoy

Cyberbullying display to encourage students to think about their online activity. This also promotes teachers' powers to search and delete for inappropriate content on electronic devices under the Education Act 2011

A fun end of term quiz - EASTER 2017. General knowledge Current Affairs, (Jan - March 2017), maths, science, ICT, geography, bonus music round. Complete with answers, students peer assess. A great way to end the term on a high. Enjoy!

An introduction into what hate incidents/crimes are, how to report them and a discussion about the significant increase in reported hate crimes in the UK post the EU Brexit result. Ensure you create a safe and respectful space/tone to the lesson as there will be some heated debates in this. Set some boundaries/rules about how students express their opinions. Homework task included.

How peer pressure can lead to bullying. Some examples of peer-led bullying, videos from Stonewall and some campaigns from DitchTheLabel. Students are required to think critically in response to some statements and develop their extended writing skills. Differentiated writing task to complete.

An introduction to peer pressure, what it is, analysis of short/long term consequences for choices we make, saying 'no' and where to get help.

Quiz covering main themes in PSHEE split into three areas: health and wellbeing, relationships, living in the wider world. There is a bonus music round (unrelated, but for extra fun if you have time) - opportunities for discussion and some weblink to relevant additional information. Safeguarding question included for your school, edit the names in the answer slide to represent your safeguarding team. Enjoy!

An introduction into developing and maintaining student-teacher relationships with some professional reading along with some self awareness reflective activities from NCTL NPQSL course to promote reflective practices, (acknowledgements and references included)

An introduction into what human trafficking is, the context in the UK. There are some confronting case studies in this presentation. A homework piece for students to investigate a little further. Please ensure you advise students of the sensitivity of this lesson.

An introduction into credit cards, their use/features, attitudes towards using credit, a comparison of current credit cards and a creative task to create your own credit card.

An introduction into community cohesion: what it means, how to create it and a case study with an attempt from the Church of England to boost cohesion in a local community - are smaller projects like this more effective than Prevent Duty?

A critique of the benefits system in UK and a debate on whether or not people should have to work for their benefits.

A distinction between the Crown and Magistrates courts in the UK and examine the cases they hear.

A look at civil and criminal law in the UK

An in-depth look at taxes (direct/indirect) and understanding payslips. How the government allocate spending

An introduction into trade unions, what they do and a critical debate about their impact on society