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Teachers’
Resource
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Crime & Anti-Social Behaviour - 2011
The Teachers' Resource Pack on Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour has been produced by Hertfordshire Constabulary for teachers to compliment the PSHE and Citizenship Curriculum.
This pack has been designed as a resource for teachers when covering crime and anti-social behaviour and this 2011 edition has been updated to reflect current issues. |
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Alcohol
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Drugs
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Anti-social behaviour
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Race and Hate Crime
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Street Crime
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Vehicle Crime
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Arson
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Domestic Abuse
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Domestic Burglary
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Sexual Offences
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Tax Matters - For age 11-19yrs
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has revamped its online resource for teachers, Tax Matters, for the new school year.
The free resource - for Personal, Social, Health and Economic education (PSHE), Business Studies and Citizenship teachers of pupils aged 11-19 - contains three modules:
- Income Tax
- National Insurance
- Tax and Society.
Using fun, interactive features such as videos, quizzes and games, it aims to help secondary school pupils gain an understanding of how tax is raised, what the main taxes are, and what they pay for.
The Tax Matters website includes a Teachers' Area with accompanying, ready-made lesson plans for each module for both Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 pupils - all packed with ideas for using Tax Matters with students. |
The Tax Matters Teachers' Area now includes:
- additional sample lesson plans;
- lesson plans divided into clear sections. e.g. starter, main and plenary sessions, so teachers can create lessons tailored to their needs;
- fully downloadable videos and images; and
- clearer signposting of materials to appropriate
 age group/key stages.
All of the materials are available free by visiting:
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British Red Cross Primary online Resources new
Life. Live it. is a brand new free first aid teaching resource for all primary school teachers, tailor-made for teaching first aid and safety skills to children aged 5 to 11.
This online teaching package is part of the British Red Cross Life. Live it. programme to build a generation of life-savers. The easy-to-use resource is accessible online from the Red Cross website.
Both great fun and highly interactive, Life. Live it. First aid education for children is also directly relevant to PSHE, Citizenship, English, Science and Art & Design – with curriculum links included in the Teachers’ area of the resource.
The main themes are staying safe, saving lives, and emergency action with the emphasis on learning first aid through a variety of approaches: video, interactive activities, discussion, quizzes, drama, practical activities, drawing and more.
Differentiated materials mean that children aged 5 -7 will be able to gain an understanding of treating burns and nose bleeds, in addition to keeping safe and getting help. Whilst the materials and lessons for age 7 – 11 are much more extensive, covering a range of first aid topics.
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British Red Cross: Life. Live it.
First Aid Education
The British Red Cross’ Life. Live it. first aid education kit was designed in consultation with teachers and education experts and provides an easy to use and flexible resource for teachers. It’s been specially designed to enable all teachers to feel confident in delivering first aid education, even those unfamiliar with the subject.
The first aid education kit has 10 flexible lesson plans, adaptable PowerPoint presentations, schemes of work, worksheets, video and audio files, and each lesson is wrapped up with a fun interactive quiz. The kit also includes practical materials for if students want to roll up their sleeves and practice. |
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Your Justice Your World
Your Justice Your World is a comprehensive educational resource to
help young people from 7 to 16 understand the justice system. It has
been mapped very closely to the latest Citizenship and PSHE curricula,
and extensive support for teachers is provided throughout.
The activities in both the 7–11s and the 11–16s sections of the site are situated in a fictitious
but realistic UK town, Crownford Rise. The town is populated by a cast of characters who all
have dealings with the law as part of their daily lives.
Students interact with their stories and are invited to consider the dilemmas, discuss the issues
and voice their opinions on a range of situations covering aspects of criminal, civil and family
law. |
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Good to Be Me & Learning to Be Together SEAL GD
Online resources/lessons plans:
SEAL and the Global Dimension (see below) which is a DFID funded
project - Clive Belgeonne is the author of the recent and excellent
'Teaching the Global Dimension' Resource.
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My Money - PSHE Education Teacher Handbook
Free handbook for teaching personal financial education at Key Stages 3 and 4 is now available to download or order online. Visit the My Money website for more information about My Money.
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HIV awareness pack launched for schools
The National AIDS trust has launched a free resource pack to help teachers integrate HIV education into the national curriculum at key stages three and four. The trust fears the failure of the curriculum to include HIV within relevant subjects means many young people leave school without knowing the facts. |
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Housing Matters
KS4 teacher resource exploring the links between
Homelessness, Citizenship & PSHE |
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