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Apologising when you have hurt someone, even by accident, helps repair trust. A sincere apology includes admitting what happened and trying to put it right.
In KS2 PSHE, pupils learn that manners are not just “please” and “thank you”. They include listening, taking turns, respecting differences, and behaving thoughtfully in shared spaces like classrooms, clubs, and public places.
Key Terms
- Respect: Treating people and places with care, even when you do not agree with them.
- Considerate: Thinking about how your words and actions might affect someone else.
- Personal space: The comfortable distance a person likes around them, which should be respected.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
What are good manners for KS2?
Good manners include speaking politely, waiting your turn, listening without interrupting, and showing respect for other people’s feelings, belongings, and personal space.
How can I show good manners in the classroom?
You can show good manners by following instructions, putting your hand up to speak, using a calm voice, sharing resources fairly, and helping keep the classroom tidy and safe.
What should I do if I am rude by mistake?
If you are rude by mistake, stop and acknowledge it, say sorry, and explain what you meant. Then try to change your behaviour so the same problem does not happen again.
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