This smartboard is about raising the self esteem of the pupils through describing what self-esteem is and suggesting ways they can improve their thoughts. This resource uses the growth mind set to challenge thinking

Smartboard format. The children explore that people can be different but we need to show respect and embrace these differences.

This smartboard format is focusing on challenging gender stereotypes. The children will understand that there are some fixed stereotypes but tasks can be conducted by males and females equally.

This is a smartboard format. The lesson is based on the SEAL unit of Going for Goals - Managing Conflict. The children through this lesson will explore knowing when they have conflict in a relationship and how to make the situation better.

This resource is in a smartboard format and focuses on children knowing they have rights and responsibilities and how to use them when facing bullying. The lesson allows children to recognise a negative situation , identifying the feelings of a bullied person and knowing how to ask for help.

Assembly reflecting on what self esteem is and how to remain positive. Powerpoint format.

This outstanding smartboard lesson is based on the SEAL unit Going for Goals. The lesson is aimed at setting themselves goals.

This is in a smartboard format and links to the SEAL topic of Good to be Me. The lesson focuses on how I can be good to myself. The children explore how to help them when they are feeling useless and be positive when things go wrong.

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 resource is based around the decision of the EU Referendum. The lesson focuses on using diamond 9 to develop debating skills. Differentiated 3 ways and seen as outstanding lesson.

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

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.

The focus of the lesson is to understand that bullying is wrong and to stop it. The main objectives are to: recognize the signs of bullying stop bullying children see it.

The lesson focuses on how to understand and deal with emotions.

This lesson is based on the Good to be Me Seal unit. The focus on the lesson is to identifying different emotions

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

The lesson is based on what makes a good friend. Ideal for PSHE lessons.

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