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In the news (Newsthink)
Age: 11 - 19
Type: Quick activities
Subjects: PSHE, Tutor time
A topical photo-based resource for young people to explore the Afghanistan crisis and its human impacts
Age: 12 - 18
Type:
Subjects: PSHE, Tutor time, Citizenship
Educate young people (12-18) on the loneliness felt by refugees during the pandemic and what they can do to help
Age: 5-14
Type: Quick activity
Subjects: PSHE
A free home learning pack which includes activities around kindness, coping, recognising feelings and learning new skills.
Age: 7-18
Type:
Subjects: PSHE, Citizenship, Tutor time
Curriculum linked resources with activities for primary and secondary learners about loneliness and feeling lonely
Age: 5-11
Type: Quick activity
Subjects: PSHE, Cross-curricular, SMSC
Children are encouraged to learn about and practise kindness this December with the The Snowman™ and The Snowdog in our new kindness calendar.
Age: 11-18
Type: Quick activity
Subjects: Citizenship
Black History Month takes place every October in the UK. Use this activity with secondary school students to discover some exceptional Black British humanitarians.
Age: 5-18
Type:
Subjects: PSHE, Tutor time
Activities to record your journey back to better, to resilience and recovery
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Age: 7-18
Type: Activities
Subjects: PSHE
Activities linked to video animation designed to improve wellbeing, help manage stress and understand helpful resources
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Age: 7-18
Type: Activities
Subjects: PSHE
Activities linked to video animation designed to improve wellbeing, loneliness and anxiety.
Age: 7-18
Type: Activities
Subjects: Citizenship, PSHE
Resources for children and young people for home learning, using the experiences of other young people aimed at building empathy, understanding and resilience through storytelling.
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