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Good Manners and Being Polite – Full PSHE Lesson | KS3 / KS4 | RSHE Compliant

This fully resourced, editable 1-hour+ PSHE lesson introduces students to the importance of good manners, respectful communication, and polite behaviour. It helps young people understand how tone, delivery, and context influence the way messages are received—and why politeness is essential in both personal and professional interactions.

Aligned with the statutory RSHE guidance, this session is suitable for Key Stage 3 or 4 and can be used during PSHE lessons, tutor time, behaviour interventions, or enrichment days.

Learning Outcomes

Identify words, phrases, and behaviours that demonstrate politeness
Understand how delivery, tone, and context affect meaning
Practise applying good manners in everyday scenarios
Key Terms Covered
Manners, politeness, rudeness, context, delivery, tone

This Lesson Pack Includes:

Fully editable PowerPoint presentation
(With clear objectives, engaging visuals, confidence checkers, and structured tasks)
Student-facing activities including role-play, comprehension exercises, and group discussion
Assessment opportunities such as reflection questions and confidence ratings
External links and support materials to extend learning
Teacher-friendly format suitable for both specialists and non-specialists
Format: Editable PowerPoint + printable student worksheets
Target Age Group: KS3 / KS4 (11–16)
Themes: Respect, communication, manners, social behaviour, relationships

Encourage a culture of respect, kindness, and positive communication in your classroom with this easy-to-use, impactful PSHE resource.

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