Creating an inclusive school
A flexible resource for students aged 9+, using real-life stories from inspiring role models to support conversations about identity, belonging and inclusion.
Last reviewed: 20 January 2026
About this resource
This resource from Diversity Role Models accompanies a series of short films in which people share inspiring personal stories about difference, belonging and inclusion.
It supports thoughtful conversations about what it means to create an inclusive school where everyone feels welcome.
The resource includes discussion and challenge questions, suggested activities and optional extension tasks that can be adapted to suit different classes and settings. It supports learning in PSHE and RSE, including respectful relationships and challenging stereotypes.
It can be used flexibly as a standalone lesson or as part of wider work to support inclusive practice and positive wellbeing across the school community.
Using this resource
This resource is designed for:
- education staff working with students aged 9+
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