This outstanding resource allows children to explore what is meant by democracy. The lesson plan is evident from the smartboard and the lesson allows for talk partners and class discussion. Links to SMSC are embedded into the lesson itself.

This PSHE unit focuses on the unit Good to be me The unit has different focuses. Each lessons comprises of : -proud and boastfulness -our worries -feelings and mixed emotions -taking risks -understanding feelings

This resource is a lesson based on the SEAL unit Good to be Me. This lesson is to know the difference between being Proud and Boastful

This resource has 3 lesson plans based around relationships The success criteria are: -to identify when people can feel embarrassed and the emotions linked to this -understand embarrassment and how to deal with this -forgiving others

This smartboard is based on homelessness in the UK and identifying the key factors that leads to this issue. The children plan and write their own letter to the government to highlight the issue and the need for the government to do more. Included is a model of a letter that meets the requirements of KS2 writing.

This assembly questions what is forgiveness and why we should forgive. It includes points for discussion, a video and story, Ideal for Key Stage 2

This is lesson 1 of a series of lessons: The aim of this lesson is to explore the emotional changes that occur during growing up. The pupils will: identify the various stages of a human life. understand that my emotions change over time. explain how to deal with my feelings in a positive way.

This lesson focuses on being able to recognise and challenge stereotyping. The children will know what stereotyping is. know of differences that cause people to often stereotype. suggest ways to challenge stereotyping.

This smartboard looks at what happened in the USA in the elections November 2016. Children discuss why people in the USA are so upset and then will look at their own morality.

This has been deemed an outstanding lesson by the local authority. This lesson uses the SMSC document as the basis for developing children's good moral choices. The lesson begins with an interactive starter followed by group work in order to feedback to the class. Activities are highly differentiated for SEN to more able in year 5 and 6.

This has been deemed an outstanding resource that can be used by all KS2 and lower KS3 classes to establish the class rules at the beginning of the school year. An interactive resource with presentation, lesson plan and activities for the first lesson back after the summer holidays. Suitable for all levels of ability.

This unit of work is based around Getting on and Falling out and is based around relationships. Each lesson plan has a starter, discussion based work, activities that are differentiated and plenary. Some of the activities are written work so that the children can express themselves. The unit of work has all the lesson plans and focuses on: -knowing people who are important to us -how to work successfully in groups -friendship -loss of friendships -conflict -racism -bullying

This lesson focuses on to appreciate the importance of different types of relationships. The children in this lesson identify different types of relationships, discuss the value of these relationships and the impact on them.

This lesson allows children to understand gender stereotyping, recognise that differences and similarities between people arise from a number of factors and challenge gender stereotyping.

A lesson plan which can be taught the day or week before children go to visit their new school. A differentiated lesson plan that allows children to explore their feelings about the day ahead. The tasks link to the day ahead and allow children to explore their feelings further.

This smartboard is linked to identifying know how to stay safe online The children will: -know how to stay safe online -know why I need to stay safe online -identify the dangers of the internet The purpose of the lesson is to focus on what information should and should not be shared on line and the effects of this. The lesson using video, practical activities and discussion.

This smartboard has 3 lessons based on Muhammad Ali and in his life. The learning taking place is through writing, group work, discussions and visuals. The lessons would be ideal for Black History Month or looking at key figures who had an impact on the world. These lessons have a focus on : writing, PSHE and history The lessons focus on looking at: -who Muhammad Ali was and identifying who he was so famous ( focusing on his boxing, facing prejudice and positive changes in his life) . -explore his beliefs with a focus on equality and civil rights martyr - writing a poem inspiring others to stand up for their beliefs or on oppression linked segregation All lessons are on the smartboard with starter-main activity and plenary. Over 20 slides for 3 lessons and all resources included Please leave positive feedback

This lesson focuses on: to understand what peer pressure is and how we can make the right decisions Children will explore this through the use of video and reflecting upon this. Use of differentiation and paired talk

This KS2- Year 6 resource meets the objectives of the PSHE and SMSC units. This powerpoint allows children to explore what moral dilemmas are and how they need to make good moral choices.

This year 5 or 6 resource explores what it is like to suffer a loss in terms of a friendship. The lesson objective and all elements of the lesson can be found on the powerpoint. Ideal lesson before looking at bereavement with the pupils. All links to SMSC are embedded