Web of Lives: Inclusive PSHE & RSHE Toolkit for Identity, Bullying, Online Safety & Protected Characteristics
A practical, rights‑based PSHE and RSHE toolkit for safe, inclusive lessons on identity, bullying, online safety, discrimination, relationships and protected characteristics—fully aligned with Ofsted’s Personal Development expectations.
If teaching sensitive topics feels like walking a tightrope, you’re not alone. Many teachers worry about “getting it wrong”, triggering conflict, or handling disclosures without the right structure.
Web of Lives gives you the framework you’ve been missing.
It provides emotionally safe, non‑polarising ways to explore identity, values, relationships and online life—so you can teach with confidence, clarity and calm.
⭐ What Web of Lives Helps You Do
Teachers consistently tell us they feel:
underconfident with sensitive or controversial topics
unsure how to keep discussions safe
worried about complaints or backlash
overwhelmed by the emotional load of PSHE and RSHE
unclear about how to evidence Ofsted Personal Development
Web of Lives solves these problems by giving you:
a clear, step‑by‑step structure for safe conversations
tools to reduce conflict and emotional overwhelm
prompts that encourage empathy, dignity and critical thinking
a rights‑based approach that protects both staff and pupils
ready‑to‑use activities that work in any classroom
⭐ What’s Inside
A flexible, printable toolkit including:
40+ discussion prompts on identity, values, relationships and rights
Scenario cards for bullying, discrimination and online safety
Activities that build empathy, resilience and perspective‑taking
Structures for safe dialogue, reflection and restorative thinking
Suitable for PSHE, RSHE, Citizenship, tutor time, SEMH groups and interventions
Everything is designed to be calm, clear and emotionally safe—no scripts, no jargon, no guesswork.
⭐ Ofsted‑Aligned (Personal Development & RSHE)
This toolkit helps schools evidence:
Respectful, inclusive relationships education
Understanding of protected characteristics
Digital resilience and online safety
Character development and empathy
Balanced, non‑polarising discussions
A safe culture for exploring identity and values
Pupil confidence, wellbeing and resilience
Aligned with:
Ofsted Personal Development
RSHE statutory guidance
Equality Act 2010
Safeguarding expectations around online harm and bullying
⭐ Who Is This For?
Perfect for:
PSHE / RSHE teachers
Personal Development leads
Safeguarding teams
Tutors and pastoral staff
Behaviour and inclusion leads
SEMH practitioners
Anyone supporting young people through sensitive issues
⭐ Why This Works
Web of Lives is not a set of “be kind” posters or a script to read from.
It is a practical, emotionally intelligent framework that helps you:
hold boundaries
reduce conflict
protect vulnerable pupils
explore difficult topics safely
build a culture of dignity, fairness and understanding
It gives you the confidence to lead the conversations young people genuinely need.
⭐ Part of the InclusiveEd Ecosystem
Web of Lives is one strand of the wider InclusiveEd Ecosystem—a trust‑wide model that connects:
PSHE
Citizenship
Safeguarding
Values education
Restorative practice
…into one coherent, calm, inspection‑ready approach.
To explore the full ecosystem, visit InclusiveEd.co.uk.
