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Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. Students learn about some of the changes that occur during puberty. They learn about the different changes that boys and girls face and are reassured that these changes are a normal part of human existence. They then think about how these changes impact a persons body image.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. Student think about some problems that can occur during relationships and are challenged to think of solutions to these problems. They then learn about the skills of active listening and the benefits of deep conversation.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. In this lesson, students think about the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships and some of characteristics of both. They are also made aware of how other people can be an influence to them throughout their lives

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. Students are encouraged to think about the material aspects that they may consider important for the existence and ask if they really are. Students then learn about Maslows hierarchy of needs.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. In this lesson, students learn about a number of aspects that make up a persons overall wellbeing. This lesson includes things like making healthy choices, obesity and eating healthy diets.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lesson gives KS3 students and insight into the difficulties that poor mental health can cause. Students will learn about depression, the signs of good or poor mental health and they will explore CAMHS website so they are aware of some of the help that is on offer to them.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. In this lesson, students learn about the effects of stress and anxiety and how these can have long lasting negative impacts in a persons life. Students also learn about some strategies regarding how to deal with stress and anxiety in order to break the stress response cycle.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lessons ensures that all students understand that all words and actions will have consequences. Students consider the potential consequences for a range of situations and focus in on the legal consequences of carrying knives.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lesson encourages students to think about aspirations for their life and the level of work and dedication that goes into certain careers. The lesson also encourages students to overcome obstacles and gets them to think about their future.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. In this lesson, students are taught about equality through the belief in human rights. This is balanced by getting students to think about some of the responsibilities that they have. For example: Everyone has the right to a free education but students have the responsibility to ensure they are are in school on time, in uniform and with the correct equipment.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lesson asks students to define discrimination and covers the racial discrimination suffered by Bukayo Saka after Englands defeat in the Euro 2020 final. Students then consider various stereotypes and how these could potentially be damaging to individuals and communities.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lesson students study the nine protected characteristics as set out by the Equality Act 2010. Students are asked to consider the importance of having these characteristics protected and focus on the idea that not every disability is obvious.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. In this lesson, student are asked to think about the fine line between bullying and banter and what sort of behavior could be examples of each. Students are asked to define banter and listen to real life stories of peoples experiences of bullying.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lesson focuses on positive relationships that students have in their life and encourages them to think about why they are positive, how they can build on these and replicate them throughout their life.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lesson students are made aware of some of the dangers of the online world, given tips about how to stay safe online and are asked to critically analyze some of these tips.

Part of a citizenship unit planned for KS3 covering a range of relational and lifestyle topics. This lesson encourages students to think about the importance of their friendships, gives them tips on how to improve friendships and looks at the dangers of loneliness.

This lesson looks at the belief that there is no more to life than what we can see and experience. Atheism takes a prominent role in this lesson and students study some of the work of Richard Dawkins

This lesson ties the belief in dualism to the belief in the afterlife and what happens to the soul depending on different religions. This lesson looks at the Christian belief in the afterlife, Egyptian process of mummification and personal stories of near death experiences.

This lesson looks builds on the philosophy of the mind lesson by focusing on the belief of dualism shared by many religions. The lesson focuses in on potential scientific evidence for the existence of the soul.

This lesson introduces students to philosophy of the mind and the concept of a soul. This lesson takes a look at the Duncan MacDougal experiment and students also see how the philosophy of the mind is portrayed in mainstream media.