New version for 2024/25 - in this lesson students will investigate why some people feel like taking their own lives and how we can all help prevent tragic occurrences if we know what to do and how to pick up on warning signs. Students will explore why there is a greater number of males suicides overall and will be given up to date NHS advice from a psychotherapist on how best to handle situations where we believe someone we love is in danger. Includes signposting, analysis, clip and creative activities. Best suited to KS4.
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Students will complete case study and analysis tasks, literacy tasks, creative tasks, clip tasks and much more.
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