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Curriculum Overview KS3

Subject:

Business Studies

Overview effective from[date

]:

September 2017

3.2.2 Ethical and environmental considerations

Specification

content

Learning

objectives

Additional

guidance

Suggested

timing

(hours)

Learning activities and resources

Ethical

considerations

To identify and

analyse where

there may be a

possible trade-off

between ethics

and profit.

Ethical behaviour

requires

businesses to act

in ways that

stakeholders

consider to be both

fair and honest.

2

Starter –

Bitesize video on ethics

Recap understanding of ethical objectives vs profit objectives from earlier topic.

Teacher brings a range of clothes or food into class – students to identify where

clothes/food are manufactured – show

food miles map

Students to discuss why food miles are such a problem? Recap why businesses

locate internationally.

Billion Dollar Chicken Shop

Episodes 1-3 – excellent video resource on all ethical

and businesses areas – section in episode two shows a new initiative by KFC on

giving leftover food to local charities.

Corporate social responsibility in bottled water market –

BBC Bitesize video on

corporate social responsibility (CSR) - selling water

Complete question 1c) 4 marks June 2016 on ethical business.

To understand

the benefits and

drawbacks of

ethical behavior.

Students are

expected to know

relevant examples

of ways in which a

business can

behave ethically.

1

Blood, sweat and t-shirts videos

– show a clip to students to open a discussion.

What can businesses do to ensure that they are ethical in their approach?

Fairtrade website

Co-op fairtrade webpage

Based on discussions and work from previous lessons, students create a table

for the main benefits and drawbacks of ethical behaviour.

Ethics case study and materials – Primark

Complete question 1c) 6 marks June 2013.