PSHE Social Education supports pupils across KS1-KS4 (Years 1-11, ages 5-16), aligned with National Curriculum aims and RSHE guidance, no SATs, building communication, teamwork and relationships. Read more
Fascinating fact: A simple thank you can improve someone’s day — and yours too.
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PSHE Social Education helps children and young people learn the everyday skills that make school and life work smoothly: communicating clearly, listening well, showing respect, and working with others. These teacher-written quizzes break big ideas into quick, manageable practice, so pupils can build confidence step by step and parents can support learning at home.
This section covers the social side of PSHE across ages. Younger pupils practise sharing, turn-taking and teamwork, while older learners explore friendships, boundaries and positive relationships. The quizzes are designed to prompt discussion, encourage reflection, and help pupils recognise what respectful behaviour looks like in real situations.
If you are choosing where to start, try teamwork and cooperation in Working Together Age 5–7, then develop everyday social habits in Manners Age 7–11. Build speaking and listening skills with Communicating Age 7–11, and explore healthy friendships and respect in Positive Relationships Age 11–14.
For official guidance and expectations around PSHE and relationships education, see GOV.UK: Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education.
It covers communication, manners, teamwork and relationships. Pupils learn how to speak and listen respectfully, cooperate with others, and make positive choices in friendships.
Talk through quiz feedback together and link it to real life. Practise simple routines like saying thank you, taking turns, and using calm words when disagreeing.
Yes. Each quiz is labelled by age range, so you can choose content that matches your child’s stage. Many families use them to reinforce class topics or prepare for new ones.
Little and often is best. One short quiz at a time, then repeat it a few days later, helps pupils remember the ideas and apply them more confidently.
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