Culture and Identity Shield Template

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Culture and Identity Shield Template: Top header 'Culture and Identity Shield Template' with name and date lines; a short instruction box. A large shield graphic divided into labelled numbered sections: 1. My Cultural Background (globe icon) with two short writing lines; 2. My Values (heart icon) with three purple lines; 3. My Traditions (fireworks icon) with several orange lines; 4. My Strengths (trophy icon) with blue lines; 5. The People in My Life (people icon) with a couple of prompted lin...

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This single-page template is a shield-shaped organiser split into labelled sections (My cultural background; My values; My traditions; My strengths; The people in my life) with lines for short written responses, a central 'ME' badge, and prompts for words that describe the student and 'I am proud of...'. Use it in PSHE/Health & Wellbeing or Humanities lessons to prompt personal reflection, conversations about diversity and identity, and to build classroom community. The language and layout assume whole-sentence responses and guided discussion rather than emergent writing.

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