Discrimination and the Equality Act 2010, look at different types of discrimination in practice (real world examples)

Employee rights continued and quiz to assess knowledge learnt.

A fun end of term quiz - EASTER 2017. General knowledge Current Affairs, (Jan - March 2017), maths, science, ICT, geography, bonus music round. Complete with answers, students peer assess. A great way to end the term on a high. Enjoy!

How peer pressure can lead to bullying. Some examples of peer-led bullying, videos from Stonewall and some campaigns from DitchTheLabel. Students are required to think critically in response to some statements and develop their extended writing skills. Differentiated writing task to complete.

Peer to peer abuse is high on the Ofsted agenda for safeguarding CPD provision. This CPD brings together a number of definitions / domains of P2P abuse including bullying, sexual, physical and others. This CPD refers to MyConcern as the tool of reporting child protection concerns within a school setting - if you do not use my concern, please update this slide to reflect the CP Policy you require your staff to follow. Adjust this session to your needs. There are many references included for you to do further research if you so wish. This is merely a starting point to raise awareness and alert staff to the every growing problem we face in UK schools.

MEGA - End of Academic Year (2017) Quiz covering: general knowledge, current affairs, famous places, celebrities, music, sport - answers included. This is intended for UK settings, however, other countries may find it useful and can adapt questions to suit their settings. Have a great Summer Holiday! Enjoy…

To support young people in dealing with the grief that follows a bereavement, this tutor session demonstrates a model of grief, understanding feelings, how to move on in life, offer support and encourages to download the Grief Support app from Childhood Bereavement UK - this will help make the lesson more interactive/engaging.

Too often our students use 'street language' or casual use of flippant jokes to describe situations in their lives, i.e., "That book is gay...." or "oh that's so retarded" Clearly this is an inappropriate use of language and must be challenged. This tutor resource offers some strategies to stand up to and challenge the inappropriate use of this language. Your school policy should also support this type of work, staff should be trained and resources should be at hand to give to those individuals who require more support.