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These character strengths lessons in PowerPoint format feature historical and contemporary role models and nurture essential character development.

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 <li>Ready-to-use excellence: Each lesson comes fully prepared with appealing content, engaging visuals and flexible teaching notes - simply open and teach!</li>
 <li>Dual-purpose learning: Seamlessly integrate character education with exploration of amazing people, allowing students to connect with inspiring figures while developing their own strength of character.</li>
 <li>Adaptable for your needs: Easily customise to emphasise historical and contemporary context, character development, or create a perfect blend of both - without starting from scratch.</li>
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Level&nbsp;A&nbsp;- indicates weaker cognitive skills.Level&nbsp;B - indicates stronger cognitive skills.

These resources are aimed at providing additional support for students taken out of class.

Our curriculum link guides help staff integrate character strengths and inspiring role models into everyday teaching across subjects.

These practical, time-saving tools make it easy to weave powerful real-life stories into lessons, creating meaningful connections that deepen student engagement.

Introduction to Character

Influence vs Character

Introduction to Framework

Building on the Framework - x6

Strengths to the Rescue

Further explore Strengths by Group – x6

Character Strengths Reflection Journal

Strength and Amazing People – x24

Strength-Spotting - Contemporary Corner

Curiosity and our World

New Beginnings

Strengths & Wellbeing

Transition to Year 7/S1

Anti-Racism– x2

Student Leadership Course

Post 16 Transition

Level A - Strength and Amazing People – x24

Level B - Strength and Amazing People – x42

This guide introduces teachers to the links between the Amazing People Schools approach and Religious Studies. It provides practical tips, whilst also outlining how the exploration of diverse role models and their character strengths can support the delivery of this subject. For more resources from Amazing People Schools click on the top banner.

Improving Behaviour Pack

Activity 1 – Being a Leader of Your Behaviour

Activity 2 – Me, My Strengths and I

Activity 3 – How Do Others See Me?

Activity 4 – Inside and Out

Activity 5 – Learning from Role Models: Overcoming Barriers

Activity 6 – My Circle of Influence and Control

Activity 7 – Why Am I Here? Reflecting on the Incident

Activity 8 – Say It Or Think It?

Activity 9 – Letter To Future Me

Activity 10 – Am I Ready To Join My Lessons? Behaviour Contract

Secondary Lessons Library

Secondary Lesson Library

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