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Safe family relationships

RSHE (PSHE)

Many family members living together in one house.

One parent raising one or more children and/or in separate houses.

Traditional ‘family’ made up of parents and one or more children.

Two partners living together without children.

children feel secure when they learn they can trust their families.

children first learn about relationships from their own families.

In the early years, developing trust is not important.

Love and respect are essential to a positive parent-child relationship.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement...

Safe family relationships do NOT include...

They allow us to learn about safe relationships.

Good family relationships are important because....

Help us manage stress when times become tough.

Increase the likelihood of developing mental health issues.

Having people around us who can share positive and difficult times can....

A collection of young people who share the same interests.

A group of related people who support each other.

Which of the following is NOT a type of 'family'?

Are shared between people who love, support and care for each other.

Features of a safe relationship include...