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Looking Out for Each Other curriculum-linked lesson plan supports young people to look out for each other’s personal safety, and to safely challenge harassment, when out in public spaces. The lesson plan is for students in key stages 4-5 and helps to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG), by drawing on expert advice, lived experiences and teaching expertise.
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The resources were written and created in partnership with The PSHE Association, the national body for personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education. A charity and membership organisation, the Association works to improve PSHE education standards by supporting over 50,000 teachers and schools with expert advice, and practical training and resources.
The PSHE Association also offers CPD training in a range of formats — to help schools and teachers build their confidence in deliveringall RSHE topics, planning the PSHE curriculumand managingsensitive discussions.
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pshe-association.org.uk or get in touch at info@pshe-association.org.uk