How does supporting LGBT+ people benefit the wider community?

It promotes acceptance, compassion, and inclusion for all groups.

The act of campaigning, protesting and taking action to bring about change.

Why is ambition important in social change and activism?

It drives progress and inspires change.

Which three are ‘protected characteristics’ under the Equality Act 2010

Gender reassignment, marriage and pregnancy and maternity

What was Annie Kenney known for?

She was a working-class suffragette who fought for women's right to vote

Why is it important to celebrate differences in our school, local communities, and the UK as a whole?

Celebrating differences helps create an inclusive and supportive society.

Why as Ivor Cummings known as the "father of the Windrush generation?"

He helped with accommodation for the people on the Wind Rush ship.

What was Octavia Hill known for?

She was a social reformer who co-founded the National Trust.

Which statement about Charlie Kiss is true?

He ws the first trans man to run for parliament, fought for trans rights.

Which of the following is true about Charlie Kiss's early activism?

At 17, he lived in a woman-only anti-nuclear site and was imprisoned.

Who was Olaudah Equiano, and what was he known for?

An African writer and abolitionist who fought against slavery.

How does this year’s theme highlight LGBTQ+ contributions?

It showcases LGBTQ+ individuals who shaped history.

What is the purpose of the Equality Act 2010?

A law that protects people from discrimination.

Why is celebrating diversity important?

Builds respect, inclusivity, and improves the lives of marginalised people

What happens when there is a lack of respect?

It leads to conflict and division.

How does respect help create equality?

It ensures everyone is treated fairly and with dignity

How does learning about LGBT+ History Month connect with the MAS WAY characteristic of ‘Ambition’?

It inspires equality, change, and a better future.

What is International Mother Language day?

A day to celebrate linguistic diversity and preserve mother languages.

Why is respect important in a community?

It helps people feel valued and included.

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1
How does supporting LGBT+ people benefit the wider community?
It has no impact beyond individual lives
It promotes acceptance, compassion, and inclusion for all groups.
It only affects LGBT+ people.
It divides communities instead of uniting them
2
What is activism?
About posting opinions online without taking any real action in the world.
Involves violent protests and breaking the law
When people stay silent about issues and avoid making any changes
The act of campaigning, protesting and taking action to bring about change.
3
Which house won the bench ball?
Barbican
Thames
Globe
Tower
4
Why is ambition important in social change and activism?
It only benefits individuals, not movements.
It drives progress and inspires change.
It makes activism unnecessary.
It discourages people from taking action
5
Which three are ‘protected characteristics’ under the Equality Act 2010
Zodiac sign, music preference, and handwriting style
Hair color, height, and favorite food
Gender reassignment, marriage and pregnancy and maternity
Eye color, fashion sense, and favorite sport
6
What was Annie Kenney known for?
She was a famous novelist who wrote about politics.
She was a working-class suffragette who fought for women's right to vote
She was a scientist who discovered a new medicine.
She was a queen who introduced voting rights for women.
7
Which of the following is a way LGBT+ activists have helped create social change?
Discouraging education and awareness
Ignoring issues and staying silent
Avoiding public expression of identity
Protests and rallies
8
Why is it important to celebrate differences in our school, local communities, and the UK as a whole?
Because the law forces people to accept others.
So that only certain groups of people are recognised and celebrated
Celebrating differences helps create an inclusive and supportive society.
Because it makes everyone the same and removes all differences.
9
Why as Ivor Cummings known as the "father of the Windrush generation?"
He was the captain of the Wind Rush Ship
He had loads of children on the Wind Rush ship.
He helped with accommodation for the people on the Wind Rush ship.
He gave money to everyone who was on the Wind Rush ship.
10
What was Octavia Hill known for?
She was a famous Victorian-era queen.
She was a social reformer who co-founded the National Trust.
She was a scientist who discovered new medicines.
She was a military leader in World War I.
11
Which statement about Charlie Kiss is true?
He focused only on nuclear policies
He ran as a Conservative candidate.
He ws the first trans man to run for parliament, fought for trans rights.
He never campaigned for trans rights or NHS funding.
12
What Musical will the Expressive Arts team be putting on this Summer Term?
Annie
Addams Family
Wicked
Lion King
13
What did we learn about during the Tutor led assembly?
Empathy
Social Justice
Respect
Equality
14
When is the LGBTQ+ History month Bake sale?
Tuesday 18th Feb
Friday 7th Feb (Today)
Monday 10th Feb
Friday 14th Feb
15
Which of the following is true about Charlie Kiss's early activism?
He led campaigns solely for economic reforms.
He became a government official advocating for nuclear power.
He supported nuclear energy and built fences for safety.
At 17, he lived in a woman-only anti-nuclear site and was imprisoned.
16
Who was Olaudah Equiano, and what was he known for?
A fictional character from a novel.
A politician who ignored the abolition movement.
An African writer and abolitionist who fought against slavery.
A Black British soldier who supported slavery.
17
What is the theme for this years LGBTQ+ History month?
Medicine: #UnderTheScope
Activism and Social Action
Politics in Art
Body, Mind, Spirit
18
How does this year’s theme highlight LGBTQ+ contributions?
It only focuses on modern events
It ignores past contributions
It showcases LGBTQ+ individuals who shaped history.
It excludes non-LGBTQ+ people from learning.
19
What is the purpose of the Equality Act 2010?
A law that protects people from discrimination.
A protection law for workplaces and does not apply to schools.
Created to give rights to some people instead of ensuring fairness for all.
A law that protects people over the age of 18.
20
What House competition is currently running that can earn you 5 house points?
Photography
LGBTQ+ Treasure hunt
Master Chef cook off
Penalty Shoot out
21
Why is celebrating diversity important?
It makes everyone the same
Builds respect, inclusivity, and improves the lives of marginalised people
It creates more division in society.
It only benefits certain groups.
22
What happens when there is a lack of respect?
It makes communities stronger.
People feel more valued and included.
Nothing changes; respect isn’t important.
It leads to conflict and division.
23
How does respect help create equality?
It ensures everyone is treated fairly and with dignity
It only benefits certain groups.
It has no impact on fairness or inclusion.
It prevents people from expressing themselves.
24
How does learning about LGBT+ History Month connect with the MAS WAY characteristic of ‘Ambition’?
It inspires equality, change, and a better future.
It focuses on the past, not future goals
It discourages people from making a difference.
It teaches that ambition is only for certain groups
25
What History month are we currently learning about and celebrating?
Interfaith History Month
Black History month
Women's History Month
LGBTQ+ History Month
26
What is International Mother Language day?
A celebration of only English speakers
A day to celebrate linguistic diversity and preserve mother languages.
A holiday honoring mothers, not languages
A day to learn only one global language
27
When we will be celebrating International Mother Language day at MAS?
21st February
26th February
27th February
24th February
28
Why is respect important in a community?
It helps people feel valued and included.
It is not necessary for a strong community.
It creates more division among people
It only benefits certain individuals.

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