behaviour which is intended to hurt someone emotionally or physically

friendly joking and teasing between people that's meant to be fun, not mean or hurtful

feeling care for others when they're hurting and wanting to help make them feel better

Bullying

RSHE (PSHE)

The impact of bullying

How to stop bullying

This unit examines different types of bullying and their impact on individuals and communities. Pupils learn to recognise bullying behaviours, understand bystander responsibilities, develop strategies to challenge and stop bullying, and know how to access support.

Healthy relationships: Why should we prevent bullying?

Depiction or discussion of distress or humiliation e.g. bullying.

Depiction or discussion of peer pressure or bullying

Depiction or discussion of violence or fighting, including threats of violence or the aftermath of violence.

Depiction or discussion of violence or suffering

friendly joking or teasing between people that's meant to be fun

feeling care for others when they're hurting

Match the words to the correct definition.

it gives people a better sense of purpose and confidence

it may involve leaving someone out or giving them the silent treatment

it makes people feel more involved and included

it can impact a person's self-esteem or sense of safety

Which of the following best describes emotional bullying?

Jake has been receiving lots of nasty messages on social media. They make fun of his appearance and someone even made a social media account pretending to be him. Which form of bullying is this?

when our friends laugh along with us and everyone involved is in on the joke

when one person makes fun of another who doesn't find it funny

when we continue to tease someone even though it upsets them

when the teasing is lighthearted and respects the other person's boundaries

join in and hope we don't get picked on too

What should we do if we ever witness someone else being bullied?

If this is the definition then what is the word? A disagreement between two or more people.

Boundaries only exist in romantic relationships.

We should respect other people's boundaries but they don't have to respect ours.

Boundaries exist in every type of relationship we have.

In any kind of relationship, boundaries should be mutually respected.

Which of these statements about boundaries are **not** accurate?

share it with others so they can see it too

respond to the person who posted it and call them a hurtful name

report and block the account that posted the content

speak to a trusted adult at home or school

If we encounter harmful content or behaviour online, we should ...

when people are treated unfairly/differently because of certain characteristics

the ability to accept and respect different views, practices and beliefs

preconceived opinion not based on reason or actual experience

Which of the following is the correct definition of discrimination?

Conflict only happens in unhealthy relationships.

We have the power to work through conflict in our relationships.

If we have conflict, we should tell the other person it is their fault.

We should deal with conflict in an emotionally mature way.

Which of the following statements about conflict in relationships are accurate?

Every relationship we have in our lives contains different power ...

Bullying

Lesson outcome

Content guidance