being one of a kind or different from others

something important or interesting about someone

believing in and worshipping a god or gods, often with special rules, stories and celebrations

the group you belong to with shared culture, language, history and traditions

Celebrating difference in our community

RSHE (PSHE)

Family changes

Challenges for families

Coping with grief

Helping each other to feel supported

This unit covers celebrating differences in families, understanding family changes such as separation or new members, recognising challenges families face, coping with grief and bereavement and learning how to support each other. Pupils explore diverse family structures and build empathy.

Healthy relationships: Do all families look the same?

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

believing in and worshipping a god or gods

the group you belong to with shared culture, language and history

Match the word to the correct definition.

Every ethnicity and culture is important and should be {{}}.

Everyone belongs to an ethnic group, and some can belong to more than one.

Only some people belong to an ethnic group.

Every school is made up of different ethnicities and cultures.

Only some schools are made up of different ethnicities and cultures.

when everyone in a family puts makeup on their faces

when everyone in a family goes to buy makeup together

someone who helps people who can't fully take care of themselves

a strong feeling of caring deeply about someone or something

Families have {{}} to make things kind and fair.

by doing simple chores such as making our bed or laying the table

Who can provide children with things that they need?

We should ask our family for help if we feel worried or scared.

We should keep our feelings to ourselves.

We should never help our family around the home as we're too young.

We can speak to adults at school if we are worried about our family.

Celebrating difference in our community

Lesson outcome

Content guidance