Managing emotions can be difficult and knowing how to stay positive and support others is vital. Being able to verbalise our emotions and identify the feelings of others is a key part of healthy relationships.
In this lesson, pupils explore the impact of their choice of words and actions on themselves and others.
The lesson includes optional films featuring broadcaster and England’s most capped player Fara Williams on the impact of sexist and homophobic online abuse and Hillsborough campaigner Margaret Aspinall on the impact of 'tragedy chanting'.
“The activities have lots of meaning and offer the children a memorable lesson experience with strategies and skills they can take away and use in life.” – KS2 Teacher
Professional football players have an amazing job, but too many have had to deal with unacceptable abuse. Watch this film to hear from Fara Williams on this topic.
Film: Margaret Aspinall
Watch this film to learn more about how chanting related to the 1989 Hillsborough disaster affects families and how children might deal with inappropriate or offensive comments they hear in their own lives.
This film is optional and for year 6 pupils only, please review it before sharing with your class.
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