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Last updated

17 August 2025

pptx, 3.57 MB
pptx, 3.57 MB
pdf, 101.19 KB
pdf, 101.19 KB

Mark Women’s Rights Day (8th March) with this informative and thought-provoking KS3–KS5 PowerPoint lesson. This resource explores the ongoing fight for gender equality, offering students a clear understanding of key issues in the current global climate and why women’s rights still matter today.

Perfect for use in:

PSHE or Citizenship lessons

Tutor time or assemblies

English or Humanities enrichment

International Women’s Day events

Included in this resource:

A ready-to-teach PowerPoint presentation

Key facts and statistics about women’s rights

Discussion prompts to encourage critical thinking

Content suitable for a range of ages and abilities

This resource promotes awareness, empathy, and respectful debate, while helping students connect global issues to their own lives and futures.

Copyright Notice:
This resource is the intellectual property of Revolutionary Education and is protected under UK copyright law. © Revolutionary Education, 2024. This resource is for single-classroom use only and must not be shared, reproduced, resold, or uploaded to shared platforms (including school drives or VLEs) without express permission. For multiple licences, please purchase additional copies.

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