A workbook for pupils to complete on aspects of drinking, smoking and drugs. Lesson objectives, opportunities for peer and self assessment and a 'choice' of final assessment task included. Approximately 20 pages of activities This unit will cover: • Alcohol: Understand the term ‘unit’ and be able to calculate the units in an alcoholic drink • Alcohol: Discuss the Government’s recommendations in terms of alcohol consumption • Alcohol: Understand the effects of alcohol on the human body • Smoking: Investigate the ingredients of a cigarette • Smoking: Understand the term ‘passive smoking’ • Smoking: Understand the effects of smoking on the human body • Drugs: Distinguish between legal and illegal drugs • Drugs: Understand drug classification and their penalties • Drugs: Outline effects on the human body (common drugs)

PPT to accompany work on Human Rights. UDHR, Human Rights Abuses around the World. Human Trafficking, Modern Day Slavery 34 slides

A powerpoint presentation for Unit 3 2.1 CPS Looks at The Full Code Test Activities at the end in line with the WJEC requirements Case Study: Liam Allen (attached also)

A worksheet which helps pupils look at two related poems in terms of similarities and differences. Compare/contrast vocabulary and comparative essay question

Two worksheets to reinforce PLOT and KEY QUOTES. Students are asked to think about the significance of the quotes in delivering the key message of the play. Ideal as homework activities, starters or as part of a revision pack.

A series of questions to get pupils thinking about the events in Stave One. Recap/starter activity.

A workbook to be completed by pupils to cover aspects of discrimination, stereotyping and prejudice. The booklet allows people to: • Define the key terms EQUALITY and DIVERSITY • Understand the differences between discrimination, prejudice and stereotyping • Understand how discrimination, prejudice and stereotyping affect people • Investigate homophobia (Stonewall resources) • Understand the importance of TOLERANCE & ACCEPTANCE YOU WILL NEED A COPY OF 'FIT' (Stonewall Video) to complete sections on homophobia (some of it is available on youtube) References to Robert Dunn and Lorraine Thorp Robert Dunn won a Pride of Britain Award for saving his family from a man with an axe who had broken into their home. Lorraine Thorp murdered her father and his partner Info can be found online.

A word scramble puzzle to reinforce the names of poetic techniques. The end phrases is 'Now move on and read the poem' Can be used before reading any poem.

A PPT with activities/discussion points for ‘To a Daughter Leaving Home’ and 'Poem for my Sister’ Includes worksheet to help with analysis using POETIC Also includes a typical exam-style question which can be ‘timed’ once analysis is complete.

Workbook for tutorials or cover lessons looking at the importance of exercise. Covers mental, physical and social benefits. A range of activities/puzzles to be completed. Accompanying PPT

A pupil workbook to complete whilst watching the Leigh-Anne Pinnock (Little Mix) Documentary on Race, Pop & Power. Opportunities for discussion and reflection on issues related to racism. You will need access to the documentary (currently on iPlayer)

A 9-page activity book to get pupils thinking about resilience. Accompanying PPT Puzzles/activities/video clips

Pupils use this handy sheet to compare 'Nettles' (Scannell) and 'Thistles' (Hughes) Sheet includes a range of connectives for comparison End task is to complete a piece of written work (using the notes) comparing and contrasting the two poems

A puzzle to consolidate vocabulary for a unit of work on parliament and government. Hidden phrase is revealed as pupils correctly identify the vocabulary. Scanned answer sheet included.

A number of activities for pupils to work on independently. Ideal as a cover lesson. Includes timeline

Pupils need to reread Stave 2 answer a series of questions using evidence from the text to support their response. Includes 'timeline' activity

A worksheet which allows pupils to 'mix' and ask each other questions. Ideal for transition from Primary to Secondary. Could be extended by asking pupils to say something about someone the have just met.

A worksheet which enables pupils to think about the benefits of friendship, their responsibilities as a friend as well as factors that help relationships thrive. Colour coding task followed by written task.

A number of activities which will give opportunities for pupils to understand why the UDHR was introduced and why it is important today. Pupils will complete a colour-coding exercise, placing articles from the UDHR into categories (Protection, Standard of Living and Equality) They can they decide on the most important articles in their view and are asked to give the reasons for their decisions. Activities can lead on to discussion about human rights abuses around the world and also to organisations which fight to protect human rights