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11 May 2026

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A clear, age‑appropriate KS3 LLW Citizenship lesson that helps pupils understand the difference between prejudice and discrimination, and how one can lead to the other.
Through discussion, scenarios and reflection, pupils explore how assumptions, fear and stereotypes can develop into unfair treatment — and how this cycle can be challenged.
What’s included:

Fully TEEP‑structured lesson
Clear definitions of prejudice and discrimination
The cycle of discrimination activity
Scenario‑based learning (The Pocahontas Scenario)
Group and pair discussion tasks
Real‑world example writing
Reflection and self‑assessment
Differentiation and extension tasks throughout

Perfect for:
✔ Year 8 LLW
✔ Introduction to equality and fairness
✔ Building empathy and critical thinking
✔ Discussion‑based Citizenship lessons
An essential foundation lesson for later work on sectarianism and community relations.

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