

Diverse, character-led resources to help them flourish
Character strengths brought to life through 350+ diverse, global role models
Classroom-ready, time-saving lessons, assemblies and curriculum support for ages 4-16
A mirror and a window onto the world
Help them recognise their own potential and appreciate different cultures, identities and experiences.
Explore strengths such as courage, adaptability and perseverance across race, culture, disability, SEND and neurodiversity.
Discover a broad range of historic figures such as Mary Seacole, Alan Turing and Frida Kahlo
Find contemporary role models including Chris Packham, Maggie Aderin-Pocock, George Webster and Marcus Rashford.


Belonging throughout the year
Make inclusion and belonging a consistent part of personal development
Know what to teach and when with clear Primary and Secondary pathways
Save teacher time with classroom-ready assemblies, lessons, form-time activities and teacher guides
Find what you need quickly with searchable, themed collections
Plan easily throughout the year with resources for key dates, eg. Black History Month and everyday teaching
Get up and running with free onboarding and ongoing support
Character-led. Inclusive. Award-winning

We’ve earned the Association for Character Education Character Quality Mark twice, hold Organisation of Character status and received the 2026 BESA Award for School Supplier Collaboration.
What schools say
Feeling seen, valued and connected strengthens wellbeing, behaviour and readiness to learn, creating the conditions for academic success.
“During a recent Trust-level audit, when speaking about EDI, pupils displayed a level of maturity that reflects the strong ethos and culture of the school.”
Hannah Auton,
Whissendine CE Primary
“It’s been a game-changer for me as a pastoral lead. Like most teachers, I’m unbelievably time-poor, and Amazing People Schools has saved me so much time with brilliant, ready-to-use resources and planning tools.”
Bridget Mashiter,
Ribblesdale School
"...it was definitely the role models and the different representation and being able to have all of those cultural backgrounds…in our school, we’ve got respect, resilience and responsibility as our three values, so the fact that you’ve got the character strengths as well, it’s a real benefit for us; it’s a real help”.
Melissa Lowry, Diversity Lead,
Knebworth Primary
Bring diverse stories into your classroom
Explore free, ready-to-use resources that help pupils recognise their strengths, appreciate others and develop a stronger sense of belonging.


