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19 October 2026

pptx, 307.68 KB
pptx, 307.68 KB

A fully resourced KS3 PSHE lesson exploring disability awareness, equality and inclusion.

Students learn about different types of disabilities, including visible and invisible disabilities, explore common stereotypes and misconceptions, consider disability representation in society, and discuss how individuals and communities can promote inclusion and challenge discrimination.

The lesson includes discussion activities, critical thinking tasks, video-linked learning and opportunities for reflection. Suitable for Years 7-9 and ideal for PSHE, Personal Development or Identity & Diversity units.

Created by a Head of PSHE and designed in line with current statutory RSHE / PSHE guidance. PowerPoint design is intentionally structured to reduce cognitive overload.

This lesson forms part of a wider KS3 PSHE Identity & Diversity unit.

All lessons are available individually or as part of a discounted bundle in my TES shop.

Note: This lesson might run a bit short (e.g. 40 minutes), but has a home-learning which could be explored together. My school spend the extra time on some Twinkle resources, but in hindsight they were a bit young.

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