This is a resource for Key Stage 3 Citizenship. I use it at the end of a module about criminal / civil law, court and anti-social behaviours. Students are invited to discuss human rights and then the responsibilities that come with those rights. The worksheet takes recent examples of how people have been irresponsible and to decide who is at fault, what would have been better and what should happen next. Answers as to what really happened are in the powerpoint. There is a teacher notes document to help delivery as well.

This is a lesson for KS4 Citizenship. Students are invited to think of actions that citizens can take to benefit their communities, the UK government and its recent cuts to aid, and the work of charities. These can both lead to class discussion or written up pieces. Students than can complete card sorting activity on the types of things that citizens can do. There is an extended writing task at the end of the lesson.

A resource where students look at the various effects of the slave trade on Britain. The powerpoint has a series of slides that can be used as discussion points about the buildings / street names / people involved / statues, with notes added on street names. Card sort alternatively can be done as a diamond 9 or a highlighting / categorising activity. It can stimulate lively discussion or a written up piece. Research and vocab-building task added too.

This is a resource to introduce topic on slavery. Students explore David Hume’s view on Africa why he and the British were wrong to label the continent barbaric. The card sort can be dome as a diamond 9 or higlighting / categorising activity. Lively discussion or extended writing can follow.