An introduction into consumer rights. Understand who a consumer is.

Transitioning from primary and secondary school can be a scary time for students. Friendships are one of the most important factors for students during this time. This lesson looks at what attributes are important / not important in a healthy friendship. The lesson consists of a card sort / open class discussion/debate. Diamond 9 for independent critical thinking and a reflective task that.

An in-depth look at taxes (direct/indirect) and understanding payslips. How the government allocate spending

An introduction into community cohesion: what it means, how to create it and a case study with an attempt from the Church of England to boost cohesion in a local community - are smaller projects like this more effective than Prevent Duty?

An introduction into credit cards, their use/features, attitudes towards using credit, a comparison of current credit cards and a creative task to create your own credit card.

An alternative from SMART goals that incorporates the emotional and inspirational components of setting goals that help make the goals more relevant, meaningful and easier to achieve. Worked example included along with a reflective practice at the end. Enjoy

An introduction into what is law, youth crime

An introduction towards the 6 main religious attitudes towards sex and relationships.

A brief look at how the actions we make today can affect our chances of career progression in the future. This lesson uses an interesting article from TheDay.co.uk to help students think about consequences for their actions.

An introduction into what domestic abuse is and services available for young people. There are many video links in this presentation to promote discussion. It is important to set some very clear ground rules and provide students with an 'opt out' for those who might struggle with this content. You will need to adapt the 'help' page to reflect the services in your local area.

An introduction to what ASD is to help ALL students better understand the condition to promote inclusivity and help them understand that ASD a condition that can (and should be) easily supported by everyone. I've used Sesame Street and Big Bang Theory to help students understand how ASD presents differently in different people. There are references at the end if people want to conduct further references with UK based research. This should be done over two tutor periods to allow for ample time for discussion and expansion of activities included.

Vaping is on the rise for young people. With new regulations in the UK as of May 2017, I put this PSHEE tutor resource together to get students thinking about the impacts of vaping on their health. There are lots of videos to watch/discuss. You will need to change slide 9 to reflect your own School's response to students bringing vape equipment on school premises.

A tutor PSHEE lesson on what personal qualities are, encourage students to think about who they are, what their personal qualities are best suited for in terms of career paths. This can be incorporated into a CV lesson

Given the recent rise in acid attacks in London due to anyone being able to buy acid, less sanctions for perpetrators, and easy to inflict harm - it is essential that students are aware of this and more importantly, know how to apply basic first aid in the event of an attack occurring to them or someone they know.

KS4/5 Exam Stress PSHEE Tutor lesson - identifying signs/symptoms of stress and possible ways to overcome it. Lots of opportunity for discussion and sharing of ideas. Includes three videos which students can relate to.

Treat your students to a fun and interactive way to end what has been another busy start to the Academic year with this Christmas Quiz. 90 questions to get your students thinking and competing against each other - including General Knowledge, Celebrities, Current Affairs, Music, Sport, Guess the Logo, Movies, Flags and PSHEE/Citizenship Wishing everyone a great Christmas break! Answers included.

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