PSHE lesson ideas on “What Makes a Good Parent”, focusing on key parenting qualities, skills, and values. Complete with objectives, proposed activities and learning outcomes. Read for download.

PSHE lesson plan on “What is Blood, Organ, and Stem Cell Donation?” Complete with objectives, proposed activities and learning outcomes. Read for download.

PSHE lesson plan on “What is Fertility and How Does it Vary?”: Complete with objectives, proposed activities and learning outcomes. Read for download.

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Exercise of key legislation’s concerning discrimination against people. Can be used in class or for homework. Consists of a table and further questions overleaf.

Here’s a brief outline for a PSHE lesson on “Should We Be Able to Alter Our Appearance?” With the objective, activity and learning outcome for each task.

Here are some engaging ideas for health and wellbeing lessons that can be incorporated into PSHE (Personal, Social, Health, and Economic Education): Lesson plan ready for download.

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Here’s a brief outline for a PSHE lesson on “How Do I Look After My Finances?”. Complete with objectives, proposed activities and learning outcomes. Read for download.

Flipped learning is an innovative teaching approach where traditional learning is reversed: students engage with instructional content outside of class (typically through videos or reading materials), and class time is dedicated to active learning, discussions, problem-solving, and application of knowledge. This model empowers students to take charge of their own learning and creates opportunities for deeper engagement and individualized support during class time. Here are key strategies and best practices for effectively implementing flipped learning in your classroom.

Brief responses that you can tailor to your experiences. Kept brief to improve retention and recall because it reduces cognitive load, allowing the brain to process and store information more efficiently.

PSHE lesson plan on “How Do I Look After My Physical and Mental Health?”. Complete with objectives, proposed activities and learning outcomes. Read for download.

GCSE Psychology – Cover Lesson Types of Experiments, Experimental Designs and Ethical Issues STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS: Read all information carefully. Complete every task in order. Work independently. Answers for self-checking are at the end.

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Engaging lesson ideas on how lifestyle choices affect a developing foetus, which can be incorporated into learning. Complete with objectives, proposed activities and learning outcomes. Read for download.