Lesson on Copyright. It can be used is part of the BCS E-safety qualification. It includes; Lesson Plan on Copyright Lesson activities all on one sheet Follow on lesson to examine consequences of breaching copyright Feel free to modify as needed

A range of sheets to print off and stick in students books each year for assessment and monitoring. There is -Marking assessment key -End of unit assessment review -Extended learning task to stick in at end of every lesson -Lesson progress scale tracker -Termly review to stick on backs of books to get student to reflect on their best piece of work and keep them reminded of how to keep books well presented Feel free to alter

A lesson on E-safety that can be used as a one off or as part of an introduction to E-safety. I used this as part of the BCS E-safety qualification. Resources include: Lesson Plan Activity Sheet PowerPoint with introduction Feel free to adapt and use.

PowerPoint presentation and worksheet on Computer risks. Can be used as part of the BCS E-safety qualification PowerPoint presentation with all the information you need about computer risks such as malware, spyware, phishing and spyware Complete with lesson activity sheet that corresponds to PowerPoint Feel free to modify

Lesson Activities to learn about the risks of Malware, Spyware, Phishing and Viruses. Homework task is included but needs changing to the date it is due for. Free free to edit.

A document I have created for our school to show how we promote British values using evidence and impact. It shows how fundamental British values are introduced, discussed and lived out through a schools ethos and work. I have not included the mission statement for each as each school will be individually based and can be taken from your own school policies. Feel free to change.

PowerPoint with visualisation stories to get students to relax. I have used this a few times when their has been an incident or to relax students after lunch. Also good to encourage mindfulness at school.

This is a word document containing different types of end of lesson reflection activities for you to print off and stick in students books or paste into worksheets. A good way to get student to think about what they have learnt and get feedback Feel free to alter

As part of prompting the British Values of ‘Mutual respect’ and ‘Democracy’ I have created a questionnaire to obtain student views about bullying. The aim of this questionnaire is to encourage ‘student voice’ by letting students have a say on how they feel about bullying. There is also a classroom rules PowerPoint to print off and stick up to promote good behaviour Please feel free to edit and alter

A Powerpoint lesson based on the result of the referendum covering: -the results -why the leave campaign gained support -young peoples thoughts on the results -what will happen next There is a starter, teacher notes, BBC video links, creative activity, extension tasks, discussion an plenary Please feel free to edit as it may need updating as time goes on

This is a questionnaire I created for students as part of promoting British values. It is to hand out to students to get feedback on lessons and a chance for you to reflect on your own teaching. You could also use these for appraisals and end of year feedback. Feel free to adapt

These are two end of unit assessments for Citizenship- Global citizen and Changing communities units They were created as an alternative for an end of term test as my students will not complete test instead they can pick one topic covered this term and look at its impact. They will also assess what skills they have developed. They can also be used as evidence of promoting British Values. Feel free to adapt.