A resource for World Mental Health Day perfect for form time or a PSHE/RSE lesson.

A fully resourced PSHE lesson that can be easily adapted for an assembly/form time activity. It covers what a hate crime is, links to this years theme for hate crime awareness week and explains how young people can report an incident of a hate crime.

A powerpoint with discussion based activities perfect for PSHE or form time about railsafety. Takes information and resources from the national crime agency and looks at the risks associated with the railway and the legal framework around trespassing on the railway. Can be easily adapted to be an assembly. Meets the PSHE framework in regards to risk taking and personal safety.

A lesson that encourages pupils to be aware of any risks associated with bonfire night and halloween e.g. firework safety / stranger danger. Can be used with Primary or Seconday pupils.

A lesson that explores the law around knife crime , first aid skills for a stab wound and facts and statistics about knife crime in the UK.

We noticed a rise in children talking about ‘skincare routines’ they had seen on Tiktok and Instagram that popular influencers promoted. We wanted to ensure that children understood the risks associated with using non-age appropriate skincare products.

A short form time activity exploring racist language and the difference between being anti-racist and not-racist.

A short form time activity about homophobic language.

This lesson provides some backstory to the Israel/Palestine conflict and explains to pupils where they can get support.

Water safety in winter lesson. PSHE - Personal safety.

An overview of the life of Nelson Mandela to be used in form time.

A lesson linking to PSHE and personal safety about a range of different risks associated with summer e.g. open water, sun, train safety and travel.

PSHE: Road safety lesson - National Road Safety Week

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A lesson for anti-bullying week 2024 that matches the theme of “Choose respect”. The lesson explains the different types of bullying behaviours, how we can choose respect and what pupils can do about bullying. The lesson contains short video clips, oracy based discussion activities and can be adapted to be used in an assembly or during form time.

A PPT with various videos and discussion resources about Black history month, the windrush generation and the importance of celebrating the contribution of ethnic minorities throughout British history.

A lesson exploring the risks and signs of financially motivated sexual exploitation and the importance of proper consent. Created in collaboration with a Safer Schools Police Officer.

A presentation perfect for form time/registration about the COP29 meeting in 2024.

A lesson that teaches pupils how to perform CPR and the importance of learning how to restart a heart in honor of restart a heart day.

A lesson which explains how the US election system works including information about the key issues in this election and information about the two candidates.