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15 June 2026

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Capture the conversation around the UK Under 16s Social Media Ban with this engaging Critical Thinking Q&A NO PREP Pack for middle school students. This printable resource invites students to explore ten thoughtful questions about the new social media restrictions and develop their own views.

Packed with ten critical thinking questions and suggested answers, the resource combines reflection, discussion, and real-world connections to the UK government’s under-16s social media ban in a way that keeps ages 11-14 motivated and learning.

Each of the ten questions is presented on its own dedicated page with ample lined writing space for detailed responses.

Activity Components:

  • Ten in-depth questions exploring reasons for the ban, benefits, downsides, communication changes, age verification, harmful versus helpful features, fairness, alternatives, effects on mental health, and future activities
  • Built-in suggested answers for teacher support or self-checking
  • Prompts connected directly to the UK Under 16s Social Media Ban
  • Printable pages ready for immediate classroom use

Benefits for Students:

  • Sparks critical thinking and structured writing with personal reflection
  • Builds understanding of online safety, mental health, and digital wellbeing
  • Boosts engagement with a timely and relevant topic
  • Develops organisational skills through project-based work

Why Educators and Parents Love This Resource:

  • Zero preparation required — just print and go
  • Ideal for sub plans, early finishers, PSHE, Citizenship, or current events units
  • Appeals to students with thought-provoking discussion and writing

Perfect For Ages 11-14

This activity is designed specifically for students ages 11-14 in Years 7-9. The prompts are age-appropriate and engaging.

Relevance to Current Events 2026/2027:

In 2026 the UK government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the Under 16s Social Media Ban, set for implementation in 2027. This resource helps students explore key issues such as mental health, online safety, age verification, and balancing freedoms while forming their own opinions.

Bring relevance and critical thinking to your classroom with this question and answer Package. Instant download. Get started now.

Total Pages: 14

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