talking without using words, like waving hello, pointing at things or making faces

Respecting other people's bodies

RSHE (PSHE)

This unit discusses the special parts of our bodies, the difference between secrets and surprises, and respecting other people’s bodies.

being kind, listening, and treating others how you want to be treated

someone we know offline who makes us feel safe and can help us

We should always use {{}} hands on other people.

What should we do before touching someone's body?

find a different place on their body to touch

What should we do if someone asks us to stop touching them?

We can give permission to others using words.

We can give permission to others non-verbally.

You cannot change your mind if you have already given permission.

People can give or take their permission away whenever they like.

the private parts of our body between our legs

feeling anxious, worried or unable to relax

feeling scared or nervous about something that might happen

What is the word we to use to describe a boy's genitals?

Our genitals are a {{}} part of our body.

We should not give permission to our friends to touch or look at our genitals.

It is ok for anyone to touch or look at our genitals.

Doctors will ask for permission before touching or looking at our genitals.

Our friends can touch or look at our genitals if it's a game.

keep telling other adults until you are heard

What should we do if someone touches or looks at our genitals without our permission?

Surprises can be fun to share later, secrets can make us uncomfortable.

Secrets are more important than surprises because they're harder to keep.

Surprises make people happy when told, secrets should never be shared.

Which statement about secrets and surprises is correct?