Welcome to the PSHE pages.
Look at the 'Developing Good Relationships' ideas and resources listed below,
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• Friendship Awards - Give awards to those children in your school who are good friends!
• Who is it? - An enjoyable way of promoting friendship and kindness.
• Qualities of a Good Friend - A resource which helps children to think about what it means to be a good friend. Contributed by Katrina Reece.

• Untangle the Spider's Web - A wonderful team game, which requires good co-operation and a ball of string!
• Learning to Share - A practical way to encourage sharing within your class.
• Co-operation Ball - A fantastic game which requires close concentration and lots of co-operation.
• Don't Get Tangled! - A fun way of getting to know a new class, and encouraging them to get to know each other.
• Can you count to 20? - Can your children count to 20, without organising who says what?
• Look Up, Look Down - An enjoyable circle game which encourages children to look at each other!

• Bullying - A useful information sheet (PDF) about bullying. Contributed by Luke Townsend.
• Bullying - Carl Wood has contributed a PSHE lesson on bullying. This is in Smart Notebook form, but will need unzipping first (1Mb).

Enlarge Image Manners Posters (only £2.00) A downloadable resource: This set of posters contains 10 pages. They encourage pupils to be polite and well mannered Would be suitable for KS1/KS2/KS3. Buy Now from YourResources.co.uk Word Document (£2.00) These downloadable resources are provided by YourResources.co.uk. By clicking 'Buy Now', you will be able to purchase these items directly from Your Resources, via a secure shopping cart, where the payments are processed via Paypal. Questions? Email sales@yourresources.co.uk.

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Links to other sites:

• The Pebble People - Information and stories based on the Pebble People. These books deal with environmental problems and other everyday school problems such as bullying.
• Act against Bullying - Advice and information on bullying for children of all ages, as well as steps to be taken if you are a parent or teacher involved with bullying issues.
• Working with Men - The ethos of Working With Men is to develop and implement support projects that benefit the development of men and boys, also seeking to raise awareness of issues impacting upon men and boys.
• Are You OK? - This site is designed for young victims of crime and witnesses and also helps children explore their feelings about crime and anti social behaviour.
• Bullying Online - Bullying Online helps thousands of pupils and their parents deal with school bullying every year. Their website is also used as a teaching resource.
• Cosybike - A fabulous bike which seven people can ride. Great for teamwork and exercise... why not hire one for a special event, or as a fundraising activity?

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