Through discussion and drama, pupils consider whether a range of actions are right or wrong. During "tell Tarian time", they remind Tarian how to show respect, care and consideration for others.

Pupils participate in a variety of lively activities to recognise different types of bullying and understand the effect it has on other people. They learn what to do and where to go for help.

An impactive DVD about low-level anti-social behaviour that looks at the same events from the different perspectives of the victim, the perpetrator, and the consequences of the actions. This is followed by discussion, group work and interactive activities to encourage children to consider what constitutes anti-social behaviour, the effect it has on others, and the possible consequences, and offers an opportunity to make positive choices.

These resources provide follow up learning activities and ideas that will promote discussion on a specific aspect of Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB), namely Wildlife Crime.

Through a variety of activities including discussion, decision making and role play, pupils are encouraged to value and celebrate cultural difference and diversity. Pupils are also taught to recognise how stereotypes can result in prejudice and hate crime.