This lesson combines history and social skills, using Gandhi’s non-violent struggle for Indian independence as a starting point for teaching conflict resolution. Students learn about Gandhi’s life, methods, and legacy, linking his approach to classroom and personal disputes. The lesson moves from historical context to practical application, with a focus on role play and script-writing.
Pupils create and perform short dramas that demonstrate different conflict styles and compromises, using sentence starters and top tips provided. Supporting themes of History and Compassion, this resource builds empathy, communication, and responsibility, making it well-suited to KS3 Social Studies, History, or PSHE
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