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Thematic PSHE Diversity | PSHE Unit (KS3) – Prejudice, Bullying, Equality & Respect

Diversity | PSHE Unit (KS3) – Prejudice, Bullying, Equality & Respect This fully resourced PSHE unit explores diversity, prejudice, and bullying in a modern, multicultural society. Designed to help students recognise and challenge discriminatory behaviour, this scheme of work encourages inclusivity, respect, and positive social interaction both online and offline. Perfect for delivery during Spring 1: Relationships, this unit aligns with the Secondary PSHE Thematic Model Programme Builder from the PSHE Association. ✅ Lesson Topics Include: ☞ Multicultural Britain ☞ Prejudice and Discrimination ☞ Islamophobia & Hate Crimes ☞ Rights and Responsibilities in the UK ☞ Bullying in all its forms ☞ Online Bullying and Cyber Trolling ☞ Homophobic Bullying Bonus Content: ☞ Intro to Y7 PSHE ☞ Bullying & Conflict Quiz 🎯 Learning Outcomes: Students will explore: • Identity, individual rights, and responsibilities • Living in a diverse society and valuing difference • Challenging prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination • The signs, causes and consequences of all forms of bullying (including online) • How to respond to and report bullying • How to support others facing discrimination or bullying 📦 What’s Included in Each Lesson Pack: • Fully Editable PowerPoint presentation • Learning outcomes, reflection tasks and discussion prompts • Student worksheets (where included) • Mindfulness & wellbeing extension activities • Confidence checkers and informal assessment tasks • Embedded video links & engaging visuals • Teacher guidance notes on select slides • Mapped to the latest DfE statutory PSHE guidance & PSHE Association framework (PoS refs: R3, R38, R39, R40, R41) Why Choose the Cre8tive Curriculum Way? Our PSHE units are ready to teach, editable, and crafted to encourage thoughtful discussion and real-world understanding. We help schools deliver inclusive, impactful lessons that build confidence, challenge injustice, and prepare students for life in a diverse world.