Lesson 6: When and how should I seek help?

Judging problem size and identifying when and how to seek help from trusted adults and services.

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Assessment – RSE & PSHE Y6: What does it mean to stand up for myself and others?

Lesson 1: How does self-respect help me?

Lesson 2: How can I be respectful in different situations?

Lesson 3: How can I set and respect boundaries?

Lesson 4: How can we challenge unfairness?

Lesson 5: How should we work together to stop bullying?