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KS4 Internal Exclusion Workbook 4: Racism, Equality & Slavery Overview This KS4 Internal Exclusion Workbook is a structured, restorative resource designed to support pupils in reflecting on racism, equality, and historical injustice through the lens of your school’s core values: Compassion, Hard Work, Respect, Integrity, and Fairness. Developed specifically for use during Internal Exclusion, this workbook promotes independent learning, emotional literacy, and personal accountability. It provides a meaningful alternative to unstructured exclusion time by guiding students through thought-provoking lessons that explore the roots and impact of racism, the legacy of slavery, and the importance of allyship and anti-racism. The workbook encourages pupils to reflect on their actions, understand their impact on others, and commit to positive change. Key Features • Seven complete lessons covering racism, slavery, civil rights, equality, and allyship • Clear learning objectives and scaffolded tasks for independent completion • Real-life scenarios, historical context, and reflective activities to promote empathy and critical thinking • Customisable content to reflect your school’s name, badge, and values • Designed for KS4 learners, with age-appropriate language and expectations • Printable in A4 or A3 booklet format for flexible use in any setting Lesson Highlights • Lesson 1: What is Racism? – Understanding individual, systemic, and institutional racism • Lesson 2: The History of Slavery – Exploring the transatlantic slave trade and its legacy • Lesson 3: The Civil Rights Movement – Learning from past struggles for justice • Lesson 4: Equality – Defining equality and identifying barriers • Lesson 5: Microaggressions & Implicit Bias – Recognising and addressing unconscious bias • Lesson 6: Allyship & Anti-Racism – Becoming an active advocate for change • Lesson 7: Building a More Equitable Future – Applying lessons to real life Skills Learned • Independent learning and self-reflection • Historical awareness and critical thinking • Empathy and ethical decision-making • Communication and advocacy skills • Understanding and applying school values Equip your students with the tools to challenge injustice and contribute to a more inclusive school environment. Order the Racism, Equality & Slavery – Internal Exclusion Workbook 4 (KS4) today and support meaningful behavioural change. Free full workbook available: Workbook 13 – Inappropriate Use of Social Media Why Schools Choose This Workbook • Aligned with school values: Compassion, Hard Work, Respect, Integrity, Fairness • Customisable for your school’s branding • Engaging, accessible content • Differentiated for a range of abilities • Free updates to keep content relevant • Affordable pricing with bulk discounts Keep learning on track—don’t let poor choices derail progress. ** Learn more at my shop: The Empowered Teachers Toolbox.

Transform Reflection Time into a Turning Point for Positive Change KS3 Racism, Equality & Slavery Independent Learning Booklet. Overview This independent learning booklet is designed for KS3 pupils involved in incidents of racism, aiming to educate them on the importance of respect, equality, and historical awareness. Through structured lessons and guided reflection, students explore the impact of racism, the legacy of slavery, and the value of diversity, helping them develop empathy, accountability, and a commitment to fairness. Key Features • Tailored for Key Stage 3 students (ages 11–14). • Used during internal exclusion to support behavioural change. • Includes readings, comprehension questions, and personal reflection activities. • Reinforces school values such as compassion, respect, and fairness. • Promotes awareness of social justice, equality, and inclusive behaviour. Lesson Highlights What is Racism? – Defines racism and explores its forms, including name-calling, microaggressions, and systemic bias. The History of Slavery – Explains the transatlantic slave trade and the experiences and resistance of enslaved people. The Civil Rights Movement – Highlights key figures and events that shaped the fight for racial equality in the U.S. Equality: What Does It Mean? – Discusses equality of opportunity vs. outcome and the barriers different groups face. Microaggressions and Implicit Bias – Explores subtle forms of discrimination and how to recognise and challenge bias. Allyship and Anti-Racism – Encourages active support for racial justice and outlines how to be an effective ally. Building a More Equal Future – Inspires students to apply what they’ve learned to promote fairness and inclusion. Equip your students with the knowledge and skills to challenge racism, celebrate diversity, and foster a culture of respect and inclusion in your school community. Order the Racism, Equality & Slavery In / Out School Exclusion Workbook for High School today and support meaningful behavioural change Free full workbook available Workbook 13: Inappropriate Use of Social Media Why Schools Choose This Workbook • Aligned with school values: Compassion, Hard Work, Respect, Integrity, Fairness • Customisable for your school’s branding • Engaging content • Differentiated for a range of abilities • Free updates to keep content relevant • Affordable pricing with bulk discounts Keep learning on track—don’t let disruptive behaviour stand in the way. With over 20 targeted workbooks available for UK Key Stages 3 and 4, SEND learners, and US Middle and High School students, our resources are designed to support positive behaviour and re-engage students in meaningful education. Learn more at my shop The Empowered Teachers Toolbox