Raise Awareness About Tourette’s Syndrome: Free Teaching Resource

A new film, “I Swear”, has recently brought Tourette’s Syndrome into the spotlight, helping to challenge stereotypes and increase understanding of what life is really like for those living with the condition. Building on this momentum, this free PowerPoint resource is designed to help teachers educate students about Tourette’s Syndrome in a supportive way.

What’s Inside?

Clear, accessible slides covering the basics of Tourette’s Syndrome, including what it is, types of tics, myths vs facts, everyday life, and positive messages.

Real-life examples and references to well-known public figures who have Tourette’s, helping to break down stigma and encourage empathy.
Videos and visual aids to illustrate key points and bring the topic to life.

Teacher’s notes for every slide, providing guidance, discussion prompts, and activity ideas to support classroom delivery and make lessons interactive and inclusive.

Quiz questions to check understanding and encourage participation.
Links to further information and support organisations for students and families.

Why Download and Use This Resource?

Ready to use: All slides are classroom-ready, with teacher’s notes included for each one.

Flexible: Suitable for PSHE, assemblies, tutor time, or awareness events.

Evidence-based: Content is accurate, up-to-date, and designed to foster respect and understanding.

Free to share: Download, use, and distribute to colleagues to help spread awareness.

By using this resource, you’ll be helping to create a more inclusive school environment and supporting young people to appreciate and respect differences. With the recent release of “I Swear”, now is the perfect time to start the conversation and make a positive impact.

Download today and help raise awareness about Tourette’s Syndrome!

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If you have found this resource useful, please check out my other resources for A Level/BTEC Business, Politics, Law and GCSE English. In addition, I have created some PSHE resources as well.