Malala Yousafzai (Years 3-6)

Author: Terry Titchener

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This Powerpoint is a great way for children to learn about Malala Yousafzai. From her bravely speaking out against the Taliban's ban on education for girls, and her subsequent shooting, to her continued fight for education and equality today this is an inspirational and informative Powerpoint.

This PowerPoint is great for using in an assembly. Check out our other assembly resources here.

  • Key Stage: Key Stage 2
  • Subject: PSHE
  • Topic: Community and Responsibility
  • Topic Group:Living in the World
  • Year(s): Years 3-6
  • Media Type: PowerPoint
  • Resource Type: PowerPoint
  • Last Updated: 22/08/2024
  • Resource Code: PS2PAT15574

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