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These resources aim to encourage learners to engage in discussions about health and well-being, complete literacy tasks that prompt reflection on related issues, and participate in group games that involve practical activities and open discussions on health and well-being issues in general. Suitable for Progression steps 3 and 4.

This BBC Bitesize resource explores the Age of the Princes in Wales. Much of what we know today about the Princes comes from a medieval manuscript called 'Brut y Tywysogion'. The resource looks at the lives and histories of Lord Rhys, Llywelyn ap Iorwerth and Llywelyn ap Gruffydd. Suitable for learners in Progression steps 2 and 3.

An NR:EI case study from Victoria primary school outlining the school’s methods for self-evaluating how well learners influence how and what they learn.

An NR:EI case study from a primary school outlining how the school’s new vision has impacted on well-being.

This guide explains online child sexual abuse, what it is, who does it, and how it happens. Get practical advice to help keep children safe, and know what to do if you suspect abuse, including where to get specialist support.

An NR:EI case study from a 3 to 16 school outlining their evaluation of the prompt ‘How well does the school’s curriculum support and develop pupils’ knowledge, skills and understanding?’

This lesson can help learners in Year 10 identify when an online relationship does not feel right and the types of messages that might cause a “red flag feeling”.

Osiris Educational delivers the World Education Summit (WES), an annual conference bringing together over 400 international speakers over 4 live days, and a year’s access to professional learning through its Summit Central portal which contains hundreds of hours of material.

Use these cross-curricular teaching ideas to support Progression step 3 and 4 learners to strengthen their enquiry skills, think critically about why some people are forced to flee, and develop empathy for others. We all want to live in a place of safety with our loved ones. A place we can call home but conflict, disaster and poverty has made home a distant memory for millions of people. Resource created by Oxfam, Welsh translation funded by Welsh Government.