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Knife crime lesson plan

Knife Crime PSHE lessons for KS3 and KS4.

Five ready-to-teach lessons brought to life by Kemoy Walker, community youth leader and anti-knife crime campaigner, and delivered by your teachers. Expert-led video, guided staff delivery and safeguarding-first framing.

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Kemoy Walker, who brings the Knife Crime PSHE lessons to lifeKemoy · Sharp Truths
5lessonsKS3 · KS4versions60 minper lesson1half term
The real voice

Meet Kemoy.

Knife crime is the topic most likely to be on a senior leadership agenda and the one where a worksheet lands least well. Pupils know when an adult is reading from a script. They also know when the person in front of them has been there.

The real voice
Kemoy Walker
Community youth leader and anti-knife crime campaigner. On screen in every lesson, telling their own story in their own words.
Speaker story to be written with KemoyEmotive intro about the speaker and their story, from the proposal bios.
Ready to teach

What staff receive with this unit.

Expert-led video

Kemoy on screen in every lesson, captioned.

Ready-to-teach lessons

Lesson resources, activities and learning objectives, scaffolded for mixed ability.

Staff delivery guidance

Prompts and guidance for every part of the lesson, including safeguarding-first framing and what to do if a pupil discloses.

Curriculum impact document

Every lesson mapped to statutory RSHE, the PSHE Association Programme of Study, KCSIE and Ofsted Personal Development, for your SEF and for inspection.

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