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By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to identify the four key British Values and explain why they are important in everyday life.

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Learners will:
- Give examples of British Values in practice
- Understand how British Values apply to their own lives
- Participate in a group discussion about British Values

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• Some learners will be able to identify all five British Values
• Most learners will identify examples of British Values in society
• All learners will understand at least one British Value that is important to them

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Show the British Values poster and ask learners what they think these words mean:
- Democracy
- Rule of Law
- Individual Liberty
- Mutual Respect
- Tolerance of those of different faiths and beliefs

Discuss initial ideas as a group, using simplified language and visual prompts as needed.

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Watch short video explaining British Values in simple terms. Pause at key points to check understanding. Provide visual cards for learners to hold up when they hear each value mentioned.

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Provide learners with a simple worksheet with images and minimal text. Ask them to circle or highlight examples of British Values they have experienced in their own lives. For learners requiring additional support, offer pre-filled options they can select from.

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Present simple scenarios that demonstrate British Values in action. For example:
- Voting on what film to watch (Democracy)
- Following rules at college (Rule of Law)
- Choosing what to wear (Individual Liberty)
- Respecting different beliefs (Mutual Respect)
- Sharing and playing with friends of different backgrounds (Tolerance of those of different faiths and beliefs)

Invite volunteers to act out scenarios or discuss what they would do.

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For learners who finish early or need extension: Create a visual collage representing one British Value using magazines, newspapers, or drawing materials. This activity allows for creative expression while reinforcing understanding.

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For learners needing additional support: Provide a simplified matching activity where they connect pictures showing British Values in action with the correct value symbol. Use visual cues and minimal text.

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Throughout the lesson, observe learners' participation and understanding through:
- Verbal responses during discussions
- Engagement with sorting activities
- Ability to identify examples of British Values

Provide immediate feedback and additional support as needed.

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Provide each learner with red, yellow, and green cards to indicate their understanding throughout the lesson. Check in periodically asking them to show their current understanding level, allowing you to identify who needs additional support.

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Show images representing British Values in action and ask learners to identify which value is being demonstrated. This can be done as a whole group activity with learners using value cards to indicate their answers.

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For learners comfortable with technology, create a simple Padlet wall where they can drag and drop images into columns representing each British Value. This provides a digital record of their understanding while practicing digital skills.

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Using Padlet to enhance the Student Experience

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In this video, Ruby Hammer (SoSS) gives us an introduction to Padlet - the easy to use, digital canvas - and shows us how to create a board.

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Bring the class together to recap the four British Values. Use visual prompts and simplified language. Ask volunteers to share one thing they learned about British Values today.

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Provide learners with a simple exit ticket form where they can identify one British Value they observed during the day. Offer options with pictures and minimal text for those who need it. Support staff can help record verbal responses for learners who need assistance.

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Form a circle and pass around a talking object. When holding the object, each learner shares one way they can show British Values in their daily life. Accept all appropriate answers and provide prompts for learners who need support.

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Look for examples of British Values at home or in the community. Take photos or collect items that represent the values. Bring them to the next session to share with the group. Support staff and parents/carers can be informed to help with this activity as needed.

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Complete a simple online quiz about British Values. The quiz features pictures and minimal text, with audio support for questions. Results will help inform our next lesson.

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This handy British Values Quiz is perfect for assessing children’s understanding of different aspects of British Values either at the start or at the end of a topic in a fun way. Children could complete this activity individually, in pairs or in teams.

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Create a poster, drawing, or collage showing one British Value that is important to you. This can be completed independently or with support from family/carers.