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With vaping about to be added to the statutory RSE curriculum, these lessons help you talk about this strand of Health & Wellbeing. The packs include:
These lessons explore how we deal with negative emotions (aged 5-11) and how online support networks can can lead users to be drawn into harmful ideologies, including misogyny and incel culture (aged 11-18).
With young people demanding to learn more about important but sensitive topics in schools, these lessons explore setting boundaries (aged 5-11) and consent (aged 11-18).
Please note: the Secondary & College lessons explore themes of sexual contact, harassment and abuse.
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Personal Development Cribsheet
From our blog post on Ofsted cribsheets, we've created a digital Personal Development Cribsheet
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School Awareness Day and Events Calendar
Use our helpful calendar to help you plan the year and keep on top of what's happening during the academic year 2023/24.
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As teachers ourselves we know that you will want to give VotesforSchools a try with your students before you join us. Below you'll find a range of lessons to try, showcasing how we cover PSHE, British Values, Prevent & SMSC throughout our lessons and assemblies.