Individual liberty is a cornerstone of British Values and is focused on allowing people to make their own choices in life without interference from other people. It involves the protection of personal freedoms, such as the right to speak freely, the right to a fair trial and the right to religious freedom. It also includes the freedom to make decisions about one’s own life, including where to live, what job to do and what to believe.

1. You can encourage your students to think critically and independently by providing them with open ended questions and allowing them to express their own opinions and views.

2. You can create an environment of trust and respect by giving your students the freedom to express their own opinions and beliefs.

3. You can foster a culture of tolerance by teaching your students to accept and respect the views of their peers, even if they disagree with them.

4. You can promote the idea of individual freedom by giving your students the opportunity to express themselves freely in their work and in the classroom.

5. You can help your students to recognise their own rights and responsibilities as individuals by discussing how their actions can impact others and the wider society.