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A helpful scenario resource that can be used with SEND pupils, impulsive children, those who are new to walking home alone or children who need a dilemma intervention/focus group.
Allows children to discuss their ideas about risk in a context outside of the classroom and enables LSA/1:1/Support Staff to guide them. Most children will be able to identify some risks but not all. e.g. They would refuse to go to a man’s car but perhaps be more likely to accept a lift from a woman.
Talking point: A stranger is a stranger. Discuss how what people wear can also change our perception of risk.
- Worksheet to record answers (7 scenarios)
- Image bank (can be laminated as used as talking points)
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