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KS3 Voting: Age 13 – 14

KS3 Voting: Age 13 - 14

KS3 Voting: Age 12 – 13

KS3 Voting: Age 12 - 13

KS3 Voting: Age 11 – 12

KS3 Voting: Age 11 - 12

KS3 Misogyny: Age 13 – 14

KS3 Misogyny: Age 13 - 14

KS3 Misogyny: Age 12 – 13

KS3 Misogyny: Age 12 - 13

KS3 Misogyny: Age 11 – 12

KS3 Misogyny: Age 11 - 12

KS3 Social Media: Age 13 – 14

KS3 Social Media: Age 13 - 14

KS3 Social Media: Age 12 – 13

KS3 Social Media: Age 12 - 13

KS3 Social Media: Age 11 – 12

KS3 Social Media: Age 11 - 12

KS3 Misinformation: Age 13 – 14

KS3 Misinformation: Age 13 - 14

KS3 Misinformation: Age 12 – 13

KS3 Misinformation: Age 12 - 13

KS3 Misinformation: Age 11 – 12

KS3 Misinformation: Age 11 - 12

KS3: The science behind wellbeing

KS3: The science behind wellbeing

KS3: Challenging negative thoughts

KS3: Challenging negative thoughts

KS3: Social media and the dangers of perfection

KS3: Social media and the dangers of perfection

KS3: My changing brain

KS3: My changing brain

KS3: Sleep, screens and mood

KS3: Sleep, screens and mood

KS3: Turning failure into success

KS3: Turning failure into success

KS3: Managing worry

KS3: Managing worry

KS3: Conflict and repair

KS3: Conflict and repair

KS3: Talking about mental health

KS3: Talking about mental health

KS3: Helping others for better wellbeing

KS3: Helping others for better wellbeing

KS3: Understanding your strengths

KS3: Understanding your strengths

KS3: Making change happen

KS3: Making change happen

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