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Learning doesn't have to be confined to the classroom. Here our some of our educational resources on wellbeing, resilience building, kindness and first aid that can be done at home.

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  • Anxious teenage student holding her head while sitting an examination in a school hall with students writing at a row of desks in the background.

    Wellbeing activities: managing stress

    Age:

    7-18

    Type:

    Activities

    Subjects:

    PSHE

    Topics:

    kindness, home learning resources

    Educational activities for young people and children ages 7 to 18 to explore what personal resources they have to manage and understand stress and anxiety.

  • An illustration of colouring activities featuring the British Red Cross.

    Kindness colouring activities

    Age:

    7 - 18

    Type:

    Quick activities

    Subjects:

    PSHE, history

    Topics:

    Kindness, home learning resources

    Activities looking at the history of the British Red Cross focused on colouring activities and posters from the archives.

  • Compilation of artwork, ten posters, for the art of kindness campaign.

    Kindness activity pack

    Age:

     5-14

    Type:

    Quick activity

    Subjects:

    PSHE

    Topics:

    Kindness, Home learning resources

    Find out more about our children's kindness activities pack: a free teaching resource for KS2 and 3 children aged 5 to 14.

  • A man helps a gurl suffering from heat exhaustion

    Keeping cool science activity

    Age:

    7+

    Type:

    Practical activity

    Subjects:

    Science

    Topics:

    Disasters and emergencies, Home learning resources

    Use this science activity to experiment with different clothing materials and colours. Learn how you can keep cool during a heatwave with the clothes you wear.

  • The British Red Cross emblem on the side of a building in Hackney, London..

    How to build resilience and diffuse tensions

    Age:

    5-19

    Type:

    Activities

    Subjects:

    PSHE, Tutor time

    Topics:

    Kindness, Home learning resources

    Primary and secondary educational resource to support students and help them build resilience and ease stress that might arise during challenging times.

  • Two young girls looking at information on a tablet at home in the living room.

    Building healthy habits

    Age:

    7-18

    Type:

     Activities

    Subjects:

    PSHE, Tutor time

    Topics:

    Kindness, Home learning resources

    Activities to help build resilience, form healthy habits, positive routines, and ways to cope. Suitable for primary and secondary school students ages 7 to 18.

  • Grey flat graphic of a head looking to the right with a red heart in the brain position, outlined in white.

    Wellbeing activities: being kind to yourself

    Age:

    7-18

    Type:

    Activities

    Subjects:

    PSHE

    Topics:

    kindness, home learning resources

    To help young people and children learn about the importance of wellbeing and teach ways of coping with anxiety and loneliness. Suitable for learners ages 7-18.

  • A graphic of different characters together.

    Tackling loneliness

    Age:

    7-18

    Type:

    Activity

    Subjects:

    PSHE, Citizenship, Tutor time, English

    Topics:

    Kindness, Home learning resources

    Curriculum linked resources with activities for primary and secondary school learners about loneliness and feeling lonely.

  • Four novice monks sit and talk inside a temporary tent at Yadana Theingi Monastery School in Sagaing Region, Myanmar, where shelter was set up by the Myanmar Red Cross Society after an earthquake destroyed the building.

    Glossary

    Age:

    7-19

    Type:

    Teacher briefing

    Subjects:

    All

    Topics:

    All

    A useful glossary of words that commonly appear in our online teaching resources.

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