The popular selling quiz is back.
Every Thursday evening, I will post a weekly quiz.
10 topical questions
10 answers with 2 or 3 discussion points
Excellent for encouraging pupils to watch the news
Great for demonstrating active citizenship/pshe discussion
Week 1 is free - Week 2 onwards just £2 a week
New quiz every week, based on news events from the past 7 days. Ticks a box for up to date citizenship. Includes questions and answers along with carefully selected discussion points. Designed for extended form time or part of a PSHCE lesson.
Check back each Friday for the new quiz
15 questions based on the news from the last 7 days. Questions on one PPT, answers on another.
Answer PPT comes with discussion points, ideal for stimulating class discussion on issues around PSHEE and Citizenship
Powerpoint with full script.
Focus is on the idea of statues, initially why non-whites are under-represented in statue form, but then begins to consider the removal of confederate and empire related statues in USA and the UK. Finally, brings it back to the idea of why we need a 'Black History Month' but not a White History Month.
A 20 minutes assembly with notes, looking into why we have a LGBTQ+ History month, and a look at how art, movies and music have hinted at acceptance of sexuality, even when laws and society did not approve.
Part of the statutory citizenship curriculum. A reflective look at the structure of the UK justice system and an opportunity to reflect on the purpose of this. Punishment or rehabilitation?
Shows the impact of bystander behaviour as a facilitating force for bullying. Gives students the opportunity to reflect on what they might do if they find themselves witnessing bullying or poor behaviour.
13 slides with script in the notes section
Covers
The psychology of empathy
Consequences of sending nasty messages
10 tips when you receive a nasty message