This PSHE RSE Year 4 resource provides a fully planned lesson and engaging activity sheets to help children navigate the emotional and social changes that come with puberty. Designed in line with the UK PSHE curriculum, this lesson supports pupils in developing essential skills such as talking about emotions, respecting personal space, and knowing when and how to ask for help. Aligned with the statutory RSE guidance, this resource promotes emotional literacy, self-awareness, and respectful relationships, key elements of the PSHE Association’s programme of study. The lesson includes interactive discussions, relatable scenarios, and thought-provoking activities to encourage pupils to reflect on their experiences and develop confidence in managing change. What’s included? A detailed PowerPoint lesson with clear objectives and guidance Engaging activity sheets to reinforce learning Discussion prompts and real-life scenarios to encourage meaningful conversations Interactive elements to ensure active participation This resource ensures a supportive and age-appropriate approach to learning about puberty, helping Year 4 pupils build resilience and positive coping strategies for change.

Hygiene and Puberty This Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) lesson pack is designed for Year 4 students in alignment with the UK PSHE curriculum. It helps pupils develop a clear understanding of good personal hygiene habits, particularly as they approach puberty. Learning Objective: Students will demonstrate an understanding of how to take care of their bodies during puberty, including: Bathing regularly Changing clothes frequently Using deodorant Brushing teeth properly Practicing good overall hygiene What’s Included: Fully Planned Lesson – A structured, engaging session that supports PSHE Association guidance on Health and Wellbeing. Teacher Presentation – Clear, age-appropriate explanations of the importance of hygiene during puberty. Activity Sheets – Interactive exercises to reinforce learning through discussions, scenarios, and problem-solving tasks. Discussion Prompts – Encouraging reflection and class participation on personal hygiene habits. Home-Learning Task – A simple activity to encourage pupils to apply their learning at home. This ready-to-use lesson pack ensures teachers can confidently deliver an engaging and informative lesson, equipping students with essential lifelong hygiene habits as they transition into puberty.

This fully planned 8-lesson unit provides an engaging and comprehensive approach to teaching puberty in Year 4. Designed in full alignment with the UK PSHE curriculum, this resource covers key topics within the Health and Wellbeing and Relationships strands, ensuring students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate this stage of their lives. What’s Included? 8 fully written PowerPoint lessons – ready to use, with structured learning materials, discussion prompts, and extension tasks 50+ engaging activities – a wide range of exercises, including: Question-and-answer tasks Group discussions and debates Research and reflection exercises Scenario-based learning and role-playing Lesson Overview Introduction to Puberty – What puberty is, when it happens, and why it’s important Hygiene – The importance of self-care, cleanliness, and personal responsibility Social and Emotional Changes – Understanding emotions, friendships, and respecting boundaries Puberty and Development – The role of puberty in human growth and maturity Managing Changes – Strategies for handling emotions, self-confidence, and seeking support Differences in Puberty – Understanding that everyone experiences puberty differently Cultures and Growing Up – Exploring different cultural perspectives Making Decisions - Making informed choices How This Resource Aligns with the UK PSHE Curriculum This unit meets the statutory PSHE requirements by covering key learning objectives from the Health and Wellbeing and Relationships Education strands. It ensures students: Learn about physical and emotional changes during puberty Develop self-awareness and strategies for managing change Understand the importance of hygiene and personal care Learn how to communicate their feelings and seek help when needed Respect personal space and individual differences Why Choose This Resource? Saves hours of planning – everything is prepared and ready to teach Engaging and interactive – encourages meaningful discussions and active participation Fully curriculum-aligned – supports schools in meeting PSHE learning objectives Perfect for PSHE leads, class teachers, and pastoral teams, this resource makes teaching puberty straightforward, engaging, and effective. Download now and equip your students with essential knowledge and life skills.

This Year 4 PSHE RSE lesson explores puberty and development, helping students understand that puberty is a natural part of human growth. Through an engaging, age-appropriate lesson and meaningful activities, students will: Describe how puberty helps the body mature for adulthood and prepares for reproduction. Recognize puberty as a normal stage of development that happens at different times for different people. Discuss physical and emotional changes in a safe and supportive environment. What’s Included? A detailed lesson plan with discussion prompts and key teaching points. Engaging slides to introduce puberty in a clear, inclusive, and sensitive way. Activity sheets to reinforce learning through reflection, matching exercises, and creative tasks. Curriculum Alignment: This resource fully supports the UK PSHE curriculum (RSE statutory guidance), ensuring that students gain the knowledge and confidence to navigate puberty with respect, understanding, and self-awareness. Ideal for whole-class teaching, small group discussions, or PSHE-focused sessions, this lesson provides a safe and structured approach to a key topic in children’s personal development.

This engaging and age-appropriate lesson for Year 4 explores the emotional and social changes that occur during puberty, helping pupils understand and navigate this important stage of development. The lesson aligns with the UK PSHE curriculum, specifically covering the statutory Relationships and Health Education (RSE) guidance on puberty and emotional wellbeing. Through interactive discussions, relatable scenarios, and thought-provoking activities, pupils will: Explore how puberty can bring emotional and social changes, including stronger feelings, mood shifts, and increased self-awareness. Understand the concept of body image and how it can be influenced by external factors. Recognize the growing importance of friendships and peer relationships and develop strategies for maintaining positive connections. This resource includes: A fully planned lesson with a clear structure and engaging content. Thoughtful discussion prompts to encourage open conversations. Activity sheets that reinforce key learning through reflection, group work, and problem-solving tasks. Designed to create a safe and supportive learning environment, this lesson helps pupils build confidence in discussing emotions and relationships, equipping them with essential life skills for emotional resilience and social wellbeing. Perfect for PSHE leads, classroom teachers, and pastoral staff looking for high-quality, curriculum-aligned RSE resources!

This lesson pack is designed as an introduction to Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) for Year 4 students. It carefully introduces the concept of puberty and the physical changes that occur, including body hair growth, voice changes, height and weight changes, skin changes, and menstruation. The lesson is engaging and age-appropriate, incorporating interactive learning and discussion activities to help students feel comfortable exploring this important topic. It is fully aligned with the UK PSHE curriculum, specifically supporting: PSHE Programme of Study (Key Stage 2) Health and Wellbeing: Understanding the physical and emotional changes during puberty Relationships: Developing confidence in discussing changes in the body Living in the Wider World: Encouraging respect and empathy for others’ experiences Alongside the lesson, this pack includes a corresponding activity worksheet that reinforces learning through group work, reflection exercises, and discussion prompts. These activities help students process the information, express their thoughts, and build confidence in discussing puberty in a supportive environment. This resource is ideal for teachers looking to deliver a sensitive, structured, and engaging introduction to puberty, ensuring students develop a positive and informed understanding of their changing bodies.