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Welcome to the PSHE pages.
Look at the 'Playing an Active Role' ideas and resources listed below,
or browse around the other PSHE pages using the bar above.

Around The World (from Rob Gayton at Save the Children):

• Families - Find out about the daily life of a family in Burkina Faso, with this story, interview and related activities.
• Modelling a Community - Develop your children's understanding of different communities in the world, and how they are similar or different.
• What Influences Me? - Encourage children to think about how things can be changed, from personal to global levels.
• Working Children - Resources giving information and activities to develop children's understanding of child labour and what can be done about it.

Environmental / Eco Issues:

• Eco Week Ideas - A wonderful collection of ideas for having an Eco Week at your school. Contributed by Margaret Kunzer.

Teaching Sign Language (from Deafsign):

• Signing Article - An introduction to the benefits of signing with young children.
• Animal Counting - Count animals using sign languages, with this handy guide.
• Numbers - A reference guide showing numbers and the different ways of signing them.
• Everyday Things - Signs for everyday things which children are familiar with.
• Verbs - Teach your children the signs for a range of useful verbs.
• Colours - Do you know the signs for different colours? Find out here!

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Submit your own PSHE Idea!

These contributions are moderated, so they may not appear to other visitors immediately. All ideas submitted here may be added to their own dedicated page on the site at a later date. Please leave your name so that I can credit your contribution, if you would like me to.

You can also submit ideas and resources via email, or using this form.

Links to other sites:

• The £25 Challenge - Get your pupils involved in the £25 Challenge, and get them to explore what life is like in Sudan and help young people like themselves who would otherwise miss out on an education.
• The Cow Files - A resource site with educational materials about Africa, poverty and the work of the charity. There are lots of lesson plans, images, powerpoints, animations and practical ideas available.
• Plan - Plan is one of the largest child-centred community development organisations in the world, who also provide free resources for educators.
• RSPCA Education - The RSPCA provide free online tried and tested curriculum-linked resources written by teachers.
• Your Justice, Your World - a free educational resource to help young people from 7 to 16 understand the justice system.
• World Food Programme - A huge collection of resources to help teachers to educate their pupils about hunger and hunger-related issues.
• Red Cross Education - Lots of resources, teaching tools and assembly ideas, which can be used for citizenship teaching.
• Depaul for Schools - Depaul UK helps young people who are homeless, vulnerable and disadvantaged. They have lots of free resources for primary and secondary schools to use.
• Peace One Day - Supports active learning in the areas of conflict resolution, global citizenship, human rights and the link between sustainability and peace, using Peace Day 21st September as a focus.
• Saving Londoners' Lives - This scheme aims to increase the number of people in London who are ready, willing and able to give life saving help, by teaching basic life-support skills to schools around London for free.
• Go-Givers - A eye-catching site which aims to develop an understanding and lifelong commitment to GIVING in all its forms, whilst enhancing children's citizenship skills.
• Rays of Sunshine - A Children's Charity, who exist to grant the wishes of children who are living with serious or life-threatening illnesses between the ages of 3-18.
• Kids Crack Crime - Helping young people become more aware of the Police Services, and enabling them to create their own campaigns against anti-social behavior and related social problems.
• Time for Citizenship - Information and resources for children, parents and teachers. A very useful resource.
• The Unique! Programme - The main aim of this project is to educate young people in Disability Equality & Diversity, through a series of fun and unique activities.

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