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Doctors and nurses are special people.

Special People - Age 5-7

Who helps you feel safe and cared for? Learn about special people you can trust, and what to do if you need help at home or out.

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Fascinating Fact:

Teachers and school staff are special people because they help you learn and feel safe at school.

In PSHE Health Education (age 5-7), you learn about people who care for you and help you. Special people might be family members, carers, teachers, neighbours, or helpers in the community. It is important to know who you can talk to, how to ask for help, and what to do if you feel worried or unsafe.

Key Terms

Trusted adult: A grown-up you know can help you, like a parent, carer, or teacher.
Helper: A person whose job is to keep people safe or well, like a nurse, doctor, or police officer.
Emergency: A serious situation where someone needs help quickly.

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Who are special people in PSHE for age 5-7?

Special people are trusted adults who care for you and help you stay safe. They can be family, carers, teachers, or other grown-ups you know you can talk to.

How do I ask a grown-up for help if I feel worried?

You can tell a trusted adult how you feel using simple words. Say what happened, what you need, and keep asking until someone helps you and you feel safe.

What should I do if I get separated from my adult in a busy place?

Stop and stay where you are. Ask a safe grown-up for help, like a shop worker, a police officer, or another adult with children, and tell them who you came with.

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1 .

For this quiz, what do we mean by special people?

Someone who has won a prize

Someone who helps the community

Anyone who is special in your school

Anyone you love

The word community means a group or lots of people.

2 .

Uh oh! You've eaten too many sweets and now you need fillings. Who do you visit?

Fireman

Nurse

Dentist

Doctor

Dentists only help you with problems involving your teeth.

3 .

If you feel poorly, which special person will help you?

Doctor

Vet

Policeman

Fireman

Doctors spend all day helping poorly people. If it's an emergency or life-threatening then it will be a doctor in a hospital who will help you.

4 .

There is a fire and we need someone special to put it out but who?

Teacher

Dentist

Judge

Fireman

If you see a fire, you should call 999.

5 .

Your pet dog is ill. Who is special enough to help you?

Dentist

Vet

Nurse

Doctor

A doctor can't help animals and a vet can't help people!

6 .

Someone has committed a crime. Which special person will help us catch them?

Teacher

Doctor

Policeman

Cleaner

Obviously, it could be policeman or policewoman!

7 .

They are special enough to teach you things that will help your life. Who are they?

Teachers

Postmen

Policemen

Doctors

Without teachers we wouldn't learn to be doctors, vets, policemen etc. We need teachers to teach us so that we can then become special people too!

8 .

You need to cross the road and this person can sometimes help you. Who is it?

Teacher

Friend

Neighbour

Lollipop lady or man

They aren't on every street but are often by your school ready to help you cross the road safely.

9 .

She wanted to donate blood and so she visited which special person?

Chef

Nurse

Doctor

Dustbin Collector

Nurses are the ones that take blood from you or give you injections.

10 .

Who is special enough to give you your specially-posted birthday card?

Doctor

Dentist

Postman

Doctor

Postmen deliver normally whilst you are at school.

Author: Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)

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