Self Control Tutor Time PSHE – w/c 1 st June.  To consider why self-control matters in the way we live our lives Learning Intention.

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Self Control Tutor Time PSHE – w/c 1 st June

 To consider why self-control matters in the way we live our lives Learning Intention

Consequences  There are always consequences from how we act, these can be positive but also negative

Keeping calm  In pairs think of strategies that you could use to keep calm in a situation when you might lose your cool  Share ideas as a tutor group

Watch and think... R-EkZg

 How did the video make you feel?  What happens when we think things through rather than acting on the heat of the moment?  Try and act on this throughout this week