Teach your students about growth-mindset, what it is and why it’s important to work on developing a growth mind-set. By the end of this lesson, you’re students will know: What growth mind-set is The habits of people with a growth / fixed mindset Ideas on how to transform from a fixed mind-set to a growth mind-set Enjoy this 55 minute fully prepared PSHE lesson including group, individual and home learning activities!

Celebrate the world’s diverse beauty with this resource designed for teaching your students about International Week. Take your students on a trip through a different continent each day, ending on one special country on the last. This resource includes a detailed Powerpoint containing two lessons per day, combining taught content on social studies, the arts and global mindedness. Accompanied with the Powerpoint are a whole host of reosurces to use along side them. This is a minimal prep resource, all you have to do is print off the handouts to go with the lessons and you’re ready to go!

Teach your students about LGBT, homophobia and homophobic bullying in this detailed PSHE lesson. Students will learn the content and make a poster at the end of the lesson to demonstrate learning. This is a no prep resource. Simply download and enjoy :-)

Teacher your students about what the term “growth-mindset” means and why developing one is so important. This resource is a full 55 minute lesson, including assigned learning tasks and optional home learning tasks to further learning outside of the classroom.

If you’re a teacher, it’s likely that you will have heard your students talking about the MoMo Challenge with their peers or even asking you questions about the challenge. As parents and teachers we want to ensure that our students know how to stay safe online, and a huge part of staying safe is understanding how to identify fake news (like the MoMo challenge) from real news and how to act responsibly when we encounter content that can encourage harmful behaviour. This Powerpoint aims to highlight where the MoMo challenge came from, how it spread throughout the internet and reasons behind the attention it has received. The lesson aims to highlight how negative news attracts more attention than positive news, how images such as the Japanese sculpture are used as “click bait” to attract more clicks on websites to earn more money, and so on. This lesson has been designed to be completed in an IT lab where students have access to the internet in order to complete research tasks and the poster task at the end.

With over 200 million women and young girls affected by FGM worldwide, learning about FGM is now more important than ever. This lesson has been especially designed for year 7+ students to learn all about what FGM is, reasons as to why it’s practiced and the effects left on girls after experiencing the traumatic event. dyslexic friendly resource with dyslexic friendly font and background whole PSHE lesson

Anxiety & Me - A PSHE Lesson on Understanding and Managing Anxiety for all ages. This engaging and informative PSHE lesson is designed to help students understand anxiety, its triggers, and its effects on themselves and others. Through interactive activities and discussions, students will: Define anxiety and learn about its role in the fight, flight, and freeze response. Identify personal triggers and how anxiety manifests in thoughts and behaviors. Explore practical coping mechanisms to manage anxious feelings, including mindfulness, journaling, and creative outlets. Complete with visually appealing slides, thought-provoking questions, and actionable takeaways, this lesson empowers students to normalize conversations around anxiety and develop tools for emotional well-being. Suitable for upper primary and lower secondary students, this resource aligns with PSHE objectives and fosters a supportive, self-reflective classroom environment. Download now to equip your students with lifelong skills to handle anxiety with resilience and confidence!

This presentation aims to be a talking point for anxiety through the lens of Cats. Explore anxiety, how it manifests in the body when triggered and what this looks like for both cats and humans. This is a great personal development lesson for students who love learning about cats!