An introduction into how the Youth Court System works in the UK. Homework is to compare/contrast the age of criminal responsibility between the UK and other countries.

An introduction to UK politics. This lesson features an embedded video that steps through the process of UK Parliament. Students make a mind map detailing what they have learned.

A critical debate activity about the Syrian migrant crisis.

Self reflection, identity, discovering what makes up an identity. Looks at physical and spiritual dimensions of life. Some GCSE style questions in there to support upper KS3/4 students

Student explore human rights that conflict and the need to balance them using scenarios.

KS4 and 5 lesson. Can be quite confronting. A look at how media has had an impact on body image. Some images in this presentation have sexual references and others may confronting. Use this resource with careful consideration to your class.

A tutor presentation that looks at the introduction of the new polymer £5 banknote. An intriguing link to a video that shows how polymer banknotes are made (Melbourne, Australia)

This interactive lesson looks at different types of domestic abuse by examining signs of unhealthy relationships. Students are encouraged to talk to each other and decide which unhealthy traits go under which type of domestic abuse. There are opportunities to extend and challenge more able students. ALL students can create an awareness poster based on what they have learned and are signposted where to access further help and support. Lesson plan included to help you along with some support services.

An introduction into consumer rights. Understand who a consumer is.

An introduction into community cohesion: what it means, how to create it and a case study with an attempt from the Church of England to boost cohesion in a local community - are smaller projects like this more effective than Prevent Duty?

An introduction into what is law, youth crime

An introduction towards the 6 main religious attitudes towards sex and relationships.

A brief look at how the actions we make today can affect our chances of career progression in the future. This lesson uses an interesting article from TheDay.co.uk to help students think about consequences for their actions.

An introduction into what domestic abuse is and services available for young people. There are many video links in this presentation to promote discussion. It is important to set some very clear ground rules and provide students with an 'opt out' for those who might struggle with this content. You will need to adapt the 'help' page to reflect the services in your local area.

Students understand the importance of saving for the future by looking at how a Current Account works, a brief description of the main savings accounts and an analysis of Needs v Wants. Links to Barclays LifeSkills - You can tailor this to suit your own needs. I have used the Budget Game which is produced by Barclays as the lesson that follows this - hence why I have linked a homework piece for this lesson to help prepare students for this.

Treat your students to a fun and interactive way to end what has been another busy start to the Academic year with this Christmas Quiz. 90 questions to get your students thinking and competing against each other - including General Knowledge, Celebrities, Current Affairs, Music, Sport, Guess the Logo, Movies, Flags and PSHEE/Citizenship Wishing everyone a great Christmas break! Answers included.

1 - 9 conversion of levels/grades for Citizenship using key skills. Blooms Taxonomy underpins this rubric

A critical look at how human activity is having an impact on the world we live in, environmental impacts. Included are some analysis tools.