2024 Theme: Identity
School Lesson Plans and Activities
Information Pack: EYFS, KS 1 and KS 2
Go to Information Pack: KS3Lesson Plans, Recommended activities, and resources for use
during Africa Awareness Week
Our lesson plans and recommended activities introduce children to Africa and teach them about the diverse culture, traditions, and history of the African continent. These resources are designed by teachers, for teachers, and are aligned with subjects like English, Geography, and Arts.
They are all downloadable free of charge. Click on the links below to explore our lesson plans.
Information Pack: KS 3
Go to Information Pack: KS1 and KS2Lesson Plans, Recommended activities, and resources for use
during Africa Awareness Week
Our Lesson Plans and recommended activities introduce children to Africa and teach children about the diverse culture, traditions, and history of the African continent. They are designed by teachers, for teachers, and the information pack aligns with subjects like English, Geography, and Arts. It supports the learning aims and objectives of the new statutory RSHE curriculum for relationships and living in a wider world in primary schools.
They are all downloadable free of charge. Click on the links below to explore our lesson plans.
Lesson Plans
Identity
Introducing African identity to KS3 students is essential as it broadens their cultural horizons,
promoting a deeper understanding of diverse perspectives. This not only enhances their social and emotional
learning but also nurtures a sense of global citizenship and kindness, fostering a more inclusive and
harmonious society.
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Lesson Plans
African and Black History
Introducing African history to KS3 students is vital in enriching their historical knowledge
and fostering a sense of inclusivity. It enhances their social and emotional learning, promotes
global citizenship, and instills kindness by encouraging an appreciation of diverse cultures
and experiences.
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Lesson Plans
The Windrush Generation
Explore the profound impact of the Windrush Generation, who arrived from the Caribbean to the UK between 1948 and 1970.
This lesson dives into their significant contributions to the British economy, cultural enrichment, and the challenges they faced,
including the Windrush scandal.
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