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Topic TitleHealth and WellbeingRelationshipsLiving in the wider worldHealth and WellbeingRelationships
Key Skills and Content•   To understand what this subject is about and why it is important.•      To review and understand what you value in your personal relationships.•      To understand the importance of good communication and develop your own.•      To understand why having poor personal hygiene can have a major effect on our health.•     To explore what are my key values and brainstorm on ways to express them through my actions.
•   To practice showing empathy and complimenting others.•      To maintain genuine friendships and avoid toxic ones.•      To understand what an entrepreneur is and what skills are required to be one.•      To understand the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle.•     To appreciate your own body for what it is and be grateful for what it can do.
•   To understand what forgiveness means to you.•      To understand what is bullying, why does it happen and how can we prevent it.•      To understand the importance of budgeting and how to manage your money as a student.•      To identify the changes that puberty brings.•     To identify key differences and similarities between having a crush and having a friend. Being able to communicate your feelings respectfully and clearly.
•   To learn about how your actions impact on how you feel, and make others feel.•      To understand the difference between teasing and bullying.•      To describe why we have consumer rights and what these rights are in particular situations.•      To identify when I am feeling angry and explore some techniques of managing it.•     To identify the characteristics of safe and positive romantic relationships. To understand who to speak to if you are in an unhealthy relationship.
•   To find out ways of building self-confidence and feel able to take risks.•      To identify the different types of online bullying and ways to prevent it.•      To identify reasons why we should make ethical financial decisions.•      To understand the health implications to second-hand smoking and how to protect yourself.•     To understand what consent is and recognize when consent is not given through different scenarios.
•   To get to know yourself, and how your mind works.•      To reflect on the importance of teamwork and practice some collaboration strategies.•      To understand the importance of mental health and build resilience.
•   To learn to reframe (not flip) your view of a situation•      To become more aware of who we are the way we feel.
•      To develop your ability to recognize dangers in various contexts and consider how these may be dealt with.
•      To understand how to react on a scenario that requires first aid and practice first aid skills.
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