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Last updated

8 April 2026

pptx, 7 MB
pptx, 7 MB

A full lesson PowerPoint aimed at post-16 students focused on creating respectful, inclusive workplaces, exploring:

• The importance of diversity, including awareness of alternative subcultures; and
• The role of respect, empathy and inclusion in professional environments.

Through case studies, structured discussion tasks and reflection activities, students learn to recognise unconscious bias, challenge stereotypes and consider how their behaviour and attitudes shape workplace culture. Ideal for students preparing for employment, apprenticeships or higher education.

Who is the Sophie Lancaster Foundation?
Sophie Lancaster was killed for the way she looked. Her alternative subculture identity, the only motivation for the brutal, targeted attack. Sophie’s mother, Sylvia established the Foundation in Sophie’s name, to challenge prejudice and intolerance through education and change mindset to difference.

We receive no government funding, and this work is only possible thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our community. Through fundraising efforts and donations, our supporters enable us to continue delivering this vital education work. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who stands with us. If you would like to learn more or make a donation to support our work, please visit our website:  

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