Hi! My name is Nicole Campbell and I specialise in PSHE and Citizenship in primary and secondary school. I have been teaching for nine years and have a BA in Media and Cultural Studies, a PGCE in Upper Primary and a Masters in Psychology. I am also a freelance writer and speaker.
Hi! My name is Nicole Campbell and I specialise in PSHE and Citizenship in primary and secondary school. I have been teaching for nine years and have a BA in Media and Cultural Studies, a PGCE in Upper Primary and a Masters in Psychology. I am also a freelance writer and speaker.
1 x lesson -Exploring the Connection between Food and Mental Health-PSHE 2024 Lesson. Contains a 9-slide editable powerpoint. Resource sheet x1
Suited to Key Stage 4/ 5- Linked to PSHE Association Year 11 Curriculum - Health and Well-being - Responsible Health Choices
Learning Outcomes
-to be able to understand and articulate the connections between food choices and mental health
-to examine the impact of nutrition on mood, cognitive function, and overall mental well-being.
Case studies included in download 1x sheet and 1 x answer sheet
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Innovators of Science: Celebrating Black Pioneers and Inspiring Future Discoveries
This engaging and interactive science lesson, targeted at KS3 students, explores the groundbreaking contributions of Black scientists throughout history and encourages students to think creatively about future science careers. Students will learn about UK pioneers like Dame Elizabeth Anionwu and Dr Donald Palmer , and how their work has shaped the world.
The lesson culminates in a Careers Challenge, where students work in groups to design their own innovative future science careers by combining historical discoveries with modern scientific challenges. This lesson also highlights potential science careers in fields like environmental science, medicine, space exploration, and technology, while outlining the educational pathways needed to pursue these careers. The session promotes creativity, teamwork, and a deeper appreciation for diversity in science, making it a perfect fit for Black History Month or any science-focused drop-down day.
Empower your Year 7 students to build essential study habits and discover their personal strengths with this engaging, interdisciplinary lesson. Designed to support their transition to secondary school, this resource helps students develop effective time management skills, set SMART goals, and explore techniques to boost focus and reduce stress.
The lesson includes interactive activities such as creating study timetables, using mind-mapping for better organization, and incorporating simple physical exercises to enhance concentration. The plenary reflection encourages students to identify their strengths and areas for improvement, fostering a growth mindset.
Ideal for PSHE or tutor time, this comprehensive interdisciplinary 75-minute lesson integrates Math, English, and PE, making it a valuable resource to develop students’ academic skills and personal growth.
Includes:
Detailed lesson plan
PowerPoint slides
Student-friendly worksheets
Practical examples of SMART goals and study timetables
Weekly Study Planner Template
Perfect for teachers looking to boost their students’ confidence, organization, and academic success!
This engaging and interactive lesson plan is designed for KS3 students to celebrate Black History Month 2024 by exploring the vital contributions of Black mathematicians and engineers throughout history.
Key Features:
**Comprehensive Lesson Plan: A detailed guide that outlines objectives, activities, and assessment strategies to facilitate learning.
Engaging Group Activities: Students will collaborate in teams to complete their own engineering challenge.
Multimedia Resources: Access a variety of resources, including images, videos, and real-life examples that bring the lesson to life and highlight the importance of diversity in STEM fields.
Future Career Exploration: The lesson incorporates discussions on various career paths in engineering and mathematics, providing insights into the skills and qualifications needed to succeed.
Reflective Learning: Encourage students to think critically about the role of diversity in shaping the future of engineering and mathematics.
Resources needed for engineering challenge:
10 sheets of A4 paper per group
10 straws per group
A small roll of tape per group
Scissors
This lesson plan not only educates students about the significant contributions of Black individuals in the fields of mathematics and engineering but also inspires them to pursue careers in STEM. Download this resource to create a meaningful learning experience that fosters awareness and appreciation of diversity in science and engineering.**
Perfect for: Teachers looking to enrich their curriculum for Black History Month and inspire the next generation of engineers and mathematicians.
Empower your students to celebrate the legacy of Black mathematicians and envision a future where they can make their own contributions to the world of engineering. Download now and make this Black History Month unforgettable!
Equip your students with vital knowledge and awareness in this comprehensive 75-minute lesson plan focusing on the Legal and Physical Risks of Carrying a Knife, incorporating a global perspective. Tailored for KS3 and KS4 students, this engaging lesson is designed to foster critical thinking and personal reflection while addressing a crucial social issue.
Key Learning Objectives:
Understand the legal consequences of carrying a knife in the UK and across different countries.
Recognize the physical dangers and risks associated with carrying a knife.
Analyze knife crime as a global issue, exploring its societal impact.
Reflect on safer alternatives and proactive measures to prevent knife crime.
This ready-to-use resource includes:
Discussion prompts and case studies highlighting legal and physical consequences.
Global examples of knife crime to foster a wider perspective.
Reflection activities to encourage students to consider safer alternatives to knife carrying.
Perfect for PSHE and Citizenship lessons, this lesson plan promotes both personal responsibility and global citizenship, helping students understand the far-reaching impacts of knife crime and the importance of safety in their communities.
Resource Type: Full Lesson Powerpoint/ PDF with worksheets, Case Studies and Scenarios, Activities, Discussions, and Reflection Exercises.
Duration: 75 minutes
Unlock the mysteries of the brain in this exciting 60-minute lesson designed for KS3 and KS4 students to raise ADHD awareness! Through hands-on, interactive activities and group collaboration, students will dive into the science of how ADHD affects key areas of the brain—the Prefrontal Cortex, Basal Ganglia, and Cerebellum.
Students will:
Design creative brain models that illustrate how ADHD impacts focus, decision-making, and movement.
Engage with educational games and quizzes, keeping digital natives fully immersed and entertained.
This lesson combines active learning, creativity, and technology to foster understanding and inclusivity in the classroom, while addressing a crucial topic during ADHD Awareness Month.
Ideal for boosting student engagement, promoting peer collaboration, and sparking curiosity about the brain, this dynamic lesson is a must for Year KS3 and KS4 educators looking to make science and social awareness come alive!
Resources included:
11-slide PowerPoint
Information sheet
Interactive quiz links
ADHD Awareness Month resource
This engaging 60-75-minute lesson is designed to raise ADHD awareness among KS3 students through interactive, hands-on activities and collaborative learning. Students will explore the realities of ADHD by debunking common myths, fostering empathy through an ADHD simulation, and using technology to reinforce their understanding.
The lesson incorporates:
A quick interactive quiz using Quizizz to introduce ADHD facts (links included on slides)
A hands-on simulation activity where students experience what it’s like to focus with distractions, simulating ADHD challenges while writing a short paragraph.
paired work where students research and create posters to debunk 16 common ADHD myths.
A final competitive quiz to consolidate learning and a reflective exercise to promote empathy.
This lesson is ideal for promoting inclusivity, critical thinking, and a better understanding of ADHD in the classroom, while keeping students actively engaged and working collaboratively.
Resources included:
Interactive quiz instructions
Group work guidelines
List of myths to debunk
ADHD simulation instructions
Looking for a dynamic, engaging lesson that will captivate your KS4 students and connect creativity with real-world skills? This Create Your Own Brand lesson is designed to inspire entrepreneurial thinking while promoting essential health and well-being concepts. Perfect for students who may easily disengage or are at risk of negative influences, this 75-minute project-based activity brings together teamwork, creativity, and life skills to keep them motivated.
Students will work in groups to design their own brand, including developing a business idea, creating a logo and slogan, and planning marketing strategies. The lesson emphasizes the connection between entrepreneurship, self-esteem, and well-being, helping students build confidence, resilience, and a sense of purpose.
Complete with a structured PowerPoint, detailed instructional breakdowns, and time management tips, this resource is designed for easy delivery and maximum engagement. The Shark Tank-style presentations at the end provide an exciting way for students to pitch their ideas, develop public speaking skills, and receive constructive peer feedback.
Key Learning Objectives:
Develop entrepreneurial skills like creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Explore the impact of branding on self-image and identity.
Understand the connection between building a brand and boosting mental health and well-being.
Build confidence through presentation and collaboration.
This lesson provides everything you need to get your students thinking, working together, and understanding the positive impact they can make with their ideas. Ideal for PSHE, business studies, or health and well-being classes, this engaging resource will encourage students to think like young entrepreneurs while building valuable life skills.
Download today and empower your students with a lesson they’ll love!
1 x lesson -Career Exploration and Goal Setting-PSHE 2024 Lesson. Contains a 14-slide editable PowerPoint. Assessment sheet x1
Suited to Key Stage 5- Linked to PSHE Association Year 12 Curriculum - Living in the Wider World - Planning for the Future
Learning Outcomes
-to assess your strengths, interests, values, and skills to set realistic, aspirational goals.
-to evaluate post-18 options in education, training, and employment, including higher education, further training or apprenticeships, and gap year opportunities.
What you need:
Self-assessment worksheet (included)
Informational handouts on post-18 options.
Whiteboard and markers.
Computers or tablets for research.
Key Vocabulary
strengths, weaknesses, goals, personal and academic growth, effective decision-making, preparation, apprenticeships, gap year, purpose
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Learning objectives
To explore an alternative narrative to body image
To analyse a magazine cover
To evaluate the historical impact of over-sexualisation of black women to understand current trends
Some Key Terms Covered
Body image, fashion magazines, fashion models, oversexualisation, social media, physical appearance, body weight, filters
Each Lesson Pack Contains:
☞ 1 Fully Editable PowerPoint (Learning Outcomes, Body Image audit, Variety of Tasks, Video Embedded URL Clips, Challenging & Thoughtful Questioning)
☞No worksheets needed/ sustainable lesson planning
☞ Teacher Notes (On some slides)
Mapped against Latest 2020 Statutory Health and RSE DfE Guidance, PSHE Association & Character Education Guidance from DfE.
⟴ PSHE Association Theme: Health & wellbeing KS5 can be used with lower key stages.