British Values.
In debates,
not worksheets.
Ten ready-to-run class debates across all five British Values. One term. £49. Fully refunded if you go on to full membership.
Everything you need.
Nothing to prep.
Three components per debate, ready to go the minute you click. Your prep time: zero.
A short film introduces the topic to your class
Two or three minutes of pupil-facing content to open the debate. Play it on the whiteboard at the start of the class meeting. No setup, no pre-reading.
The discussion runs itself
The question appears on screen. Pupils talk in pairs or small groups, then vote. The platform records what they said. You facilitate without having to plan a single step.
Teacher notes and optional extensions
Background briefing, prompts for deeper discussion, and follow-up activities if you want to stretch the debate further. Open it if you need it, ignore it if you don't.
Dedicated KS1 and KS2 versions of every debate. Age-appropriate video, age-appropriate prompts, age-appropriate questions. You pick the right one for your year group and the rest follows.
Ten debates. Five values. One term.
Two debates per value, sequenced across the term, with dedicated KS1 and KS2 versions of each. Every debate is a 20 to 30 minute class meeting: video in, discussion and vote, the platform records what pupils said. Run them in PSHE, in assembly, or as a standalone class meeting.
Democracy
Should children be allowed to vote in general elections?
Should class rules be decided by the teacher, or by the pupils?
The Rule of Law
If a law is unfair, should you still follow it?
Should the punishment fit the crime, or the person?
Individual Liberty
Should schools have a uniform?
Are there things you shouldn't be allowed to say, even if you want to?
Mutual Respect
If someone is rude to you first, is it okay to be rude back?
Does respect have to be earned, or should everyone get it?
Tolerance of different faiths & beliefs
Should everyone celebrate the same festivals at school?
If a friend believes something you think is wrong, should you argue with them?
Three steps. No setup.
Buy for £49
A magic link lands in your inbox. No password. No admin account. One term's access for every class in your school.
Run a debate
Put the question up on the whiteboard. Pupils discuss and vote. The platform records it. Ten debates, fortnightly over the term.
Download the report
After five debates, your Ofsted summary unlocks. One page, auto-generated, showing pupil voice across all five British Values.
British Values are statutory. Most pupils can't name them.
Schools are required to actively promote the five British Values. In practice that means assemblies, display boards, and worksheets. And pupils who, when Ofsted asks, can't remember what the values are or why they matter.
The British Values Pack takes a different route. Instead of teaching the values to pupils, it lets them argue their way into them. A debate on school uniform is a debate on Individual Liberty. A debate on class rules is Democracy. The value sticks because the pupil reached it themselves.
"The best lesson we've run all year. And I didn't prep a thing."
£49. One term. Fully refundable.
One flat charge. One term of access for every class in the school. Under most schools' purchase-order thresholds, so class teachers and subject leads can buy it without going up the chain.
If you decide at any point to join Smart School Councils on our full annual membership, the £49 comes straight off your first year. In effect: a free trial of the platform, paid up front, refundable on upgrade.
What teachers ask us
Which year groups is this for?
Primary school, Years 1 to 6. Every debate comes in a dedicated KS1 and KS2 version, so the video, prompts, and question register are already pitched to the right age group. You pick the right one for your class and the rest follows. Several schools also run the KS2 version in Year 7.
How does each debate actually work?
Each debate has three parts, all ready to go. First, a short video introduces the topic to your pupils, played on the whiteboard at the start of the class meeting. Second, the guided meeting tool takes over: the question appears on screen, pupils discuss in pairs or small groups, everyone votes, and the platform records what was said. Third, the debate pack gives you teacher notes and optional extension activities if you want to go deeper. A typical debate fits into a 30-minute class meeting slot and requires no prep from the teacher.
How long does each debate take?
Each debate is designed for a 20 to 30 minute class meeting slot. Run one per fortnight and you'll cover all ten in a single term. Or run them faster if you want to concentrate the work into a half term.
What's actually in the Ofsted report?
One printable page. Which debates you ran, how many pupils took part, a sample of the answers, and a summary against each of the five British Values. It unlocks after you've completed five debates.
How many classes can use it?
Every class in the school, for one term. One purchase covers the whole school, not per class, not per teacher.
What happens when the term ends?
Access closes after one term. You can either leave it there (report saved) or upgrade to full Smart School Councils membership, in which case the £49 comes off your first year.
Who runs Smart School Councils?
We're a UK charity. We help over 680 schools run their school councils, including partnerships with local authorities and multi-academy trusts. The British Values Pack is a standalone version of the debate tool built into our main platform.