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16 August 2026

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This engaging lesson introduces students to real‑world solutions to fast fashion, exploring slow fashion, recycling, repair culture and ethical brands through clear, accessible explanations. Learners develop their decision‑making skills by evaluating the strengths and limitations of each approach before completing a creative design task where they build their own sustainable clothing brand. The lesson includes a high‑impact starter, a detailed information sheet, and a structured decision‑making activity that supports extended writing and critical thinking. Perfect for KS3 Geography, Citizenship or PSHE, this resource helps students understand how fashion can become fairer and more environmentally responsible while empowering them to imagine realistic alternatives to fast fashion.
Plus Assessment questions for the four lessons.

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