InclusiveEd

Clarity, Confidence and Coherence for Political Literacy, Equality & Sensitive Conversations

A calm, structured approach to political literacy, ED&I and sensitive topics, designed for real classrooms, busy staff and whole‑school consistency.

Download the Ecosystem Brief

A concise overview of the trust wide model that unifies Citizenship, PSHE, safeguarding, behaviour and values.

Download the Sample Citizenship Spine

A KS3–KS4 progression model for democracy, law, rights, media literacy and respectful dialogue.

What InclusiveEd Offers

InclusiveEd provides a complete, inspection ready ecosystem for political literacy, equality and sensitive conversations. Every resource is designed to reduce anxiety, build staff confidence and give schools a calm, coherent approach from KS3 to KS5.

Core Offer

  • Citizenship Spine (KS3–KS4)
    A clear, trust‑wide progression model for democracy, law, rights, media literacy and respectful debate.

  • Web of Lives ED&I Series
    Protected characteristics, identity, bullying, relationships, resilience and backstory cards that build empathy, accountability and safe discussion habits.

  • Values & Real‑World Issues Cards
    KS3–KS5 values, metaphors and issue cards that make abstract ideas concrete and accessible.

  • Left vs Right Workbook
    A warm, balanced guide to political ideas — ideal for students, teachers and non‑specialists.

  • Ideological Thinkers Pack
    32 thinkers, debate prompts, glossaries and a full 12‑week scheme that makes ideology teachable and safe.

  • Teacher Guidance & Lesson Plans
    Clear, step‑by‑step instructions for non‑specialists, reducing planning load and increasing confidence.

Who It’s For

InclusiveEd supports schools and trusts who want a consistent, confident approach to political literacy, equality and sensitive topics.

Ideal for:

  • Multi‑Academy Trusts
  • Heads of Citizenship, PSHE and Humanities
  • AQA Politics teachers
  • DSLs and pastoral leads
  • Non‑specialists teaching sensitive content
  • Schools wanting a calm, values‑based framework for debate and discussion
Left vs Right

Left vs Right

A clear, balanced and beginner‑friendly guide to modern politics for students, teachers and curious readers

Curriculum & Ofsted Alignment

Area How InclusiveEd Supports It
Citizenship (KS3–KS4) Political literacy, values, ideologies, rights, responsibilities, democracy, debate skills
PSHE / RSHE Identity, relationships, resilience, protected characteristics, respectful discussion
AQA Politics Ideologies, thinkers, political systems, debates, case studies
SMSC Moral reasoning, cultural understanding, social awareness, empathy
British Values Democracy, rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, tolerance
Safeguarding (KCSIE) Online safety, bullying, discrimination, identity, respectful communication
Oracy & English Structured debate, retrieval, vocabulary building, critical thinking
Ofsted Personal Development Character education, resilience, citizenship, equality, respectful behaviour
Ofsted Quality of Education Sequenced curriculum, clear progression, knowledge building, inclusive pedagogy
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Curriculum & Ofsted Alignment

Area How InclusiveEd Supports It
Citizenship (KS3–KS4) Political literacy, values, ideologies, rights, responsibilities, democracy, debate skills
PSHE / RSHE Identity, relationships, resilience, protected characteristics, respectful discussion
AQA Politics Ideologies, thinkers, political systems, debates, case studies
SMSC Moral reasoning, cultural understanding, social awareness, empathy
British Values Democracy, rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, tolerance
Safeguarding (KCSIE) Online safety, bullying, discrimination, identity, respectful communication
Oracy & English Structured debate, retrieval, vocabulary building, critical thinking
Ofsted Personal Development Character education, resilience, citizenship, equality, respectful behaviour
Ofsted Quality of Education Sequenced curriculum, clear progression, knowledge building, inclusive pedagogy

Why Choose InclusiveEd

A clear comparison that shows what InclusiveEd does differently:

What Schools & Trusts Need How InclusiveEd Meets That Need What Typical Resources Miss
A whole school approach Values → Thinkers → Issues framework used across KS3–KS5 Isolated lessons with no coherent spine
Staff confidence with sensitive topics SEL based guidance, safe discussion structures, movement based activities Worksheets or slides that don’t support emotional safety
Approaches that actually stick Multi modal, screen free, peer learning methods proven to improve retention Single format teaching (digital or worksheet only) with low long term impact
Cultural change, not one off lessons Shared language, repeated practice, whole school alignment One off assemblies or awareness days
Real inclusion Web of Lives builds empathy, identity, resilience and accountability ED&I often reduced to posters or tokenistic content
Practical tools for non specialists Clear instructions, ready to use cards, structured debates Resources that assume specialist knowledge
High engagement for diverse learners Movement, discussion, tactile cards, retrieval games Static PDFs that don’t support SEND/EAL needs
Safe political literacy Calm, neutral, human centred explanations Resources that feel partisan, academic or overwhelming

A Calm, Clear Approach to Difficult Conversations

Teachers want to do this well, they just need the right tools. InclusiveEd gives staff:

  • shared language
  • structured activities
  • safe debate rules
  • values based thinking
  • real world relevance
  • confidence

This is what turns political literacy from a worry into a strength.

Jen Darch

About InclusiveEd

Created by Jennifer Darch — Human Rights Educator & Curriculum Specialist

I design emotionally intelligent, inspection‑ready resources that help teachers feel calm, prepared and supported. My work blends political literacy, safeguarding, values education and SEL to create real cultural change — not one‑off lessons.

Download the Ecosystem Brief

A clear overview of the InclusiveEd Ecosystem — the trust‑wide model that aligns Citizenship, PSHE, safeguarding, behaviour and values into one coherent approach. Ideal for MAT leaders exploring consistency, culture and curriculum intent.

Download the Sample Citizenship Spine

A detailed sample of the KS3–KS4 progression model covering democracy, law, rights, media literacy and respectful dialogue. Shows leaders exactly how InclusiveEd strengthens curriculum intent, implementation and impact.

Request a Sample or MAT Pricing

InclusiveEd offers flexible licensing for:

Individual teachers
Single schools
Multi‑Academy Trusts
Whole‑school or whole‑trust cultural change programmes
Training and implementation support

A personal, client‑led approach — every school is different. I work with you to build confidence, clarity and consistency.

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