8 one-hour T Level Health safeguarding lessons (Pearson 2026, 7.1-7.7) with Do Nows, hinge questions, exit tickets, mark schemes and a knowledge organiser. Description: Teach the whole safeguarding unit without building the lessons yourself. This bundle has 8 PowerPoint lessons (145 slides) and a 2-page A4 knowledge organiser. It’s written for the Pearson T Level Technical Qualification in Health (Level 3), Version 1 (April 2026), content area 7: Safeguarding. Every lesson is planned to the minute (60 minutes): Do Now retrieval, with first-letter hints and a mark-it-yourself answer slide Why this, why now, and learning objectives linked to the spec reference Key words slide for explicit vocabulary teaching Two teach-and-check cycles, with hinge questions whose wrong answers are common misconceptions, and mini-whiteboard checks Independent practice on a case study, with support and stretch prompts Exam-style 6-mark question with a mark scheme for self-marking Exit ticket with answers, then review, homework suggestion and a clean finish slide Teacher notes on every slide: timings, answers, and teaching points What’s covered: Lesson Spec Topic 1 7.1 Importance of safeguarding; the six principles 2 7.2 Factors that make people vulnerable; vulnerable groups 3a 7.3 Physical, sexual, emotional abuse; coercion and control; neglect; domestic abuse 3b 7.3 Financial, discriminatory, organisational and professional abuse; modern slavery; honour-based abuse; child criminal exploitation 4 7.4 Responding to disclosure, reporting, preserving evidence 5 7.5, 7.7 Reducing the chances of abuse; safeguarding policies and agencies 6 7.6.1 Radicalisation: what it is and how it happens 7 7.6.2, 7.6.3 Signs of radicalisation; purpose of Prevent

T Level Health: Healthcare Sector Lesson Bundle (Content Area 1, 2026 Spec). Ten ready-to-teach one-hour lessons covering the origins of the NHS through to barriers to accessing healthcare, written for the Pearson T Level Technical Qualification in Health (L 3), Content area 1. Each lesson is planned to fit a 60-minute lesson, with timings on the plan slide and in the speaker notes. What’s included 10 editable PowerPoint lessons, over 200 slides in total 11 Word resources: starter worksheet with teacher answers, knowledge organiser, patient journey worksheet and diagram, case studies, debate pack, panel rubric, reflection activity and a barriers activity Lessons Origins of the NHS (1.1.1, 1.1.2): healthcare before 1948, the NHS Act 1946 and reforms from the 1950s to the 2010s 2A: How the sector developed. Integrated Care Systems, private healthcare and charities (1.1.2) 2B: Employers and organisations (1.2.1): Trusts and Foundation Trusts, regulators, research, social care and youth services Primary, secondary and tertiary care (1.3.1 to 1.3.3), with a patient pathway task 4A: How the sector is funded (1.4.1 to 1.4.3) 4B: Rationing and resource allocation. A funding panel debate with case studies and a scoring rubric Career pathways and progression (1.5.1, 1.5.2) 6A: Personal factors that influence the services people access (1.6.1) 6B: Barriers to accessing healthcare and their impact (1.6.2) Exam practice: applying barriers to a 20-year-old male, and moving an answer from grade 4–6 to 7–9 Every lesson includes A Do Now with scaffolds, plus an answers slide for self-marking Learning objectives, a “where this fits” link to the previous and next lessons, and a lesson plan Key vocabulary slides Mini-whiteboard checks for understanding, with answers in the notes Silent independent practice with sentence starters and success criteria Exam-style questions with model answers, using Pearson command words and mark tariffs A review slide with homework, a link to the next lesson and a clean finish Designed for good practice Teach, check and practice structure, with chunked content to manage cognitive load Cream and navy backgrounds, so there is no white text on black, which suits students with visual stress Fully editable, so you can adapt it to your students and timetable Suitable for T Level Health students (Level 3) and teachers or cover staff delivering the Healthcare Sector unit. This resource is independently created and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pearson. Check content against the current specification and funding figures before use.