Identity
In these six lessons students will explore different aspects of identity in the 21st Century. The lessons cover the topics of: gender, sexuality, ethnicity, disability, political identity and online identity.
In these six lessons students will explore different aspects of identity in the 21st Century. The lessons cover the topics of: gender, sexuality, ethnicity, disability, political identity and online identity.
This lesson explores the role of Women in the media and their representation.
This lesson looks at some factors that took Britain from an insignificant country at the edge of the world’s main civilisations, to a major world power.
A brief history of British Black people.
A look into the representations of Black people in popular culture and the importance of consistent and positive representation. Part of our series of lessons for Black History Month 2020!
This lesson is aimed at people who are at KS3 of their studies. The lesson is a historical study of influential Black women in history, past and present. The lesson provides key biographical information about six influential Black women and asks users to analyses sources about them and how this links to their legacies.
These lessons look at the context of pre-colonial and post-colonial Africa whilst allowing pupils to practice their creative writing and analysis of discursive writing. Critical thinking and independent learning is encouraged throughout.
Our first cycle of lessons on Alternative Curriculum is on poetry in celebration of Black History Month. The theme of identity will be explored and a range of poetic styles from different eras will be discussed. From the Harlem Renaissance to rap music the lessons will explore how to successfully analyse and annotate poems.