It's vital that our young people are supported to identify and manage the physical and emotional changes that may happen during puberty.
Our children are still learning from home, so the PSHE Association have launched these new home learning lessons on puberty — for Years 6-7. These lessons will help pupils to:
Identify and challenge puberty myths.
Consider the importance of hygiene routines.
Start a conversation with someone (such as a friend or parent) that can support them to manage puberty challenges and changes.
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