Curriculum Materials

We’ve got loads of resources for schools and teachers, and if you are homeschooling then we have some great resources/activities for you too!

Do something simple to help others and pass it on! As we approach Stephen Lawrence Day this year, everyone is facing their own challenges, making it the perfect time to show your support to other people in your community. We’re setting you a challenge to help others through simple acts of kindness and post it on social media – let’s make Stephen Lawrence Day full of small, positive actions that make a difference!

Here you will find resources to help your school get involved and mark Stephen Lawrence Day. Our resources span various curriculum entry points. The presentations, teaching scripts, booklets and posters can be used for Stephen Lawrence Day on and around the 22 April and more generally in classroom or whole school activities.

Our resources aim to help students to:

Provide every school-age child and young person with age and contextually appropriate opportunities to learn about Stephen Lawrence, his life and legacy
Celebrate and teach children the importance of respecting diversity, equity and inclusion
Reinforce the skills that children need in order to challenge discrimination and racism
Reflect on how we can ‘Live Our Best Life

Our resources span various curriculum entry points. The presentations, teaching scripts, booklets and posters can be used for Stephen Lawrence Day on or around 22 April and more generally in classroom or whole school activities.

The activities that schools participated in around Stephen Lawrence Day linked directly to aspects of the 2019 Ofsted Education Inspection Framework – Read more.