The British Army Supporting Education programme has launched a brand-new Diversity, Belonging & Inclusion resource, designed to help students explore the importance of inclusion and diversity in building strong communities. Aimed at students aged 11–14, this engaging and adaptable PSHE resource provides an opportunity to develop key skills for promoting inclusion, both in school and beyond.
What’s included?
This resource offers a flexible and interactive approach to teaching diversity and inclusion, featuring:
✅ Five structured sessions exploring diversity, belonging, and inclusion
✅ A warm-up activity to introduce key themes
✅ Adaptable lesson content to suit different classroom needs
✅ Real-life insights into the British Army’s commitment to diversity and strong community values
Why this matters:
Diversity and inclusion are essential for fostering teamwork, leadership, and a sense of belonging – not just in the Army, but in every aspect of life. Through this resource, students will:
- Gain insight into the Army’s diversity initiatives
- Learn how to actively contribute to inclusive communities
- Develop skills to lead, collaborate, and promote belonging in their everyday environments
By equipping students with these essential skills, the resource supports schools in encouraging inclusive mindsets and preparing young people to build stronger, more diverse communities – whether in education, the workplace, or society as a whole.
Teachers can access and tailor the sessions to fit their classroom needs, ensuring that students engage with meaningful, real-world discussions on inclusion.
For more information or to explore the full range of British Army Supporting Education resources, visit https://jobs.army.mod.uk/base/lessons/
