Healthy relationships sessions in the Education resource pack
Through these sessions adults can help children and young people aged 7-14 to develop awareness of:
- what helps people develop healthy relationships with others
- what they can do to foster respect for others in their relationships
- what they could do if they are worried about a relationship
- the services and role of Victim Support.
| Session |
Objectives |
Activities |
Resources |
| Healthy relationships KS2 (ages 7-11) |
- How it feels to be in a healthy and an unhealthy relationship?
- How we can work on our relationships to make them more healthy?
- What we can do to show respect to our friends and family?
- Who you can talk to if you are worried about yourself or someone else?
|
- Introduce Victim Support
- Establish objectives and shared needs
- Starter: Healthy pairs/Healthy or unhealthy?
- Main: Respect bodies/Top tens
- Plenary: How would you feel?/Respect recap
- Evaluation
|
- Healthy/unhealthy statements
- Smiley/sad cards
- Large body outline sheets
- Top ten tips sheets
- Example tips cards
- Evaluation questionnaires
|
| Healthy relationships KS3 (ages 11-14) |
- What makes a healthy relationship?
- How does it feel if a relationship is unhealthy?
- What positive steps we can take to improve our relationships?
- What you can do if you are worried about yourself or someone else?
|
- Introduce Victim Support
- Establish objectives and shared needs
- Starters: An ideal friends/Agree or disagree
- Main: Conflicts, Take 2/Communication top ten
- Plenary: How would you feel?/Rubber ball feedback
- Evaluation
|
- Ideal friend sheets
- Conflict role-play
- Conflict issue cards
- Communication cards
- Large top ten tips sheets
- Evaluation questionnaires
|
Download these sessions.
The sessions links with the aims and objectives of Every Child Matters, Healthy Schools and the National Curriculum.
The sessions are flexible and you can use parts or all of them to fit in with your own work with children and young people. They can also be used in conjunction with other healthy relationship resources.
There is also an online activity called 'Rate your mate' which complements the material here.
Go the online activities.
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