Dove Self-Esteem Project (UK Secondary)
Lessons
Help students embrace their uniqueness, think critically about media influences, and recognise their worth as individuals.
Age range:
11-17 yrs
Subjects:
Personal, social, health and economic education (PSHE), Physical education (PE)
Countries:
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
Overview
Help students build confidence with lessons on the impact of negative body talk, hair beauty ideals, appearance norms and gender stereotypes.
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What you'll get
Register with Dove Self-Esteem Project to get access to the following resources.
Primary school teacher? See our Dove Self-Esteem Project resources for UK primary schools.
Not in the UK? See our resources for secondary schools in the ROI.
The sessions were EXTREMELY beneficial to my students. It will no doubt make them think twice about images and videos they see posted online in the future.
Secondary school teacher
Build their confidence all year round
Access our free resources year-round or download our calendar of key secondary school awareness dates for inspiration.
The message of accepting you for who you are was also very evident through all the sessions and what a great message that was for them all to take away with them.
Secondary school teacher
Resources
Start adding the Dove Self-Esteem Project for Secondary Schools to your lessons by downloading the following resources.
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