This is a detailed lesson plan for teaching KS2 to KS3 students about periods and menstruation. Topics Covered: What to expect from experiencing your first period. Sanitary Products The Menstrual Cycle Emotional changes during menstruation & PMS. Practical Preparation for experiencing your first period. We’d love to hear from you if you found this resource useful. Get in touch at openvieweducation@gmail.com. We provide fun and engaging workshops on puberty, anti-bullying and e-safety for primary and secondary schools to find out more visit www.openvieweducation.co.uk

This e-book describes seven key elements to delivering successful Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) sessions and provides you with strategies for teaching sensitive content. There is also a free poster for you to print out and put up in your classroom or staff room. We’d love to hear from you if you made use of this resource. Drop us a line at openvieweducation@gmail.com We regularly upload new free resources and useful blog posts at www.openvieweducation.co.uk. We are an educational theatre company that provides interactive workshops on PSHE and RSE topics such as anti-bullying, e-safety and periods and puberty.

This Anti-Bullying Lesson plan is ideal for Early Years Foundation students and Key Stage 1 students. It can be used during Anti-Bullying Week, or alongside your curriculum. The Lesson Plan comes with a PowerPoint and is supported by two original Anti-Bullying Videos created by OpenView Education. **Video One: Celebrating Difference and Being a Good Friend. ** Students will meet the character of Milly who introduces the lesson. This video provides a fun and engaging way to to start the lesson and to introduce the topic of being a good friend. **Video Two: ‘Why is it Fun to Have a Friend Who is Different From Me?’ ** In this video Milly talks about her friend Philip who’s from Germany. Milly explains how Philip is different from her and how this allows her to learn new things. Learning Outcomes: Learn why it’s fun to have a friend who’s different from you. Learn how we can be a good friend. Understand why we shouldn’t tease or hurt others. Talk about what their friends and family do to help them. All of our Anti-Bullying Resources are informed from our work with thousands of students in our Anti-Bullying Workshops and performances delivered in primary and secondary schools. If you have any questions about the lesson plan, feel free to drop us an email at info@openvieweducation.co.uk or contact us directly on 0207 459 4473.