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A ready-to-use primary lesson designed to help pupils understand respect, recognise respectful and disrespectful behaviour, and apply their understanding to realistic school situations.

This resource includes:

  • Respect PowerPoint
  • Clear, child-friendly explanations of what respect means and why it matters
  • Realistic school-based examples and discussion questions
  • Spot the Respect & Disrespect activity with suggested answers
  • Respect in Action activity with suggested answers
  • Opportunities for pupils to discuss, reflect and explain their thinking
  • Learning intention and success criteria

The Respect PowerPoint is provided in editable PowerPoint and ready-to-use PDF formats. Both the Spot the Respect & Disrespect and Respect in Action activities are provided in editable Word and ready-to-print PDF formats, with suggested answers included.

The lesson encourages pupils to think carefully about how their words and actions affect others and how respect can be shown in different situations. Pupils explore respectful behaviour towards other people, belongings and shared spaces, as well as listening, taking turns and accepting different opinions.

The Spot the Respect & Disrespect and Respect in Action activities provide opportunities for pupils to apply their learning independently, in pairs or through whole-class discussion.

Ideal for Health & Wellbeing, PSHE, UNCRC, children’s rights and beginning-of-year learning.

Suitable for primary-aged learners, approximately ages 7–12.

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Children’s Rights to Class Charter – Complete Primary Bundle | 5 Lessons

**A complete 5-lesson primary bundle with 15 activities and resources, taking pupils from understanding their rights and responsibilities through to creating their own meaningful Class Charter.** This ready-to-use series develops pupils’ understanding of rights, needs, fairness and respect before bringing their learning together to create a shared classroom agreement. The bundle includes 5 complete lessons: 1. Children’s Rights & Responsibilities 2. Needs vs Wants 3. Fairness – Fair vs Equal 4. Respect – Showing Respect 5. Creating Our Class Charter Across the bundle you’ll receive: * 5 complete PowerPoint lessons * Teacher notes to support lesson delivery * Learning intentions and success criteria * Classroom discussion and Think–Pair–Share activities * Rights & Responsibilities matching activity * Needs vs Wants activities * Fairness scenarios and activities * Respect activities and suggested answers * Individual Class Charter pupil activity * Final whole-class Charter template * Editable PowerPoint and Word files * Ready-to-use/print PDF versions * Suggested answers where appropriate The lessons are designed to build progressively. Pupils begin by exploring their rights and the responsibilities connected to them, distinguish between needs and wants, investigate the difference between fairness and equality, and consider what respectful behaviour looks like in different situations. In the final lesson, pupils bring all four areas together to decide what matters in their classroom. Every pupil has the opportunity to contribute ideas before the class agrees and creates its final Class Charter. Activities can be completed independently, in pairs, in groups or through whole-class discussion. Ideal for Health & Wellbeing, PSHE, UNCRC, children’s rights, classroom expectations, pupil voice and beginning-of-year learning. **Suitable for primary-aged learners, approximately ages 7–12.**

£10.45

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