Public Perception & Stereotypes PSHE

Public Perception & Stereotypes 2026 PSHE Lesson. This lesson looks at what stereotypes are and how they can be harmful but also why it is important that we are aware of them in order to ensure different groups and individuals in society can be comfortable around each other.

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No previous knowledge in the subject area is needed, as the lesson is easily deliverable by someone who is not a subject specialist or experienced PSHE teachers. Lesson meets current UK PSHE guidance.

Lesson includes-
Teacher & Pupil Guidance Slide and slide notes
Clear & accurate information
Careers slide
Discussion & feedback tasks
Starter & plenary task
Further support slide
Video Clip
Scenario Task
Homework Slide
UNCRC Slide

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