PSHE

Open Ended

How are you feeling today?

Title: What is a good use of our time?

This week's focus:
I think about what's
important to me.

I am principled with my
time and actions.

I am open-minded to
change.

How do you decide how to make decisions in life?

While I take the
register discuss these
questions in pairs...

Keywords:
religion, priorities,
stoicism, time
management, open-
minded, reflective

Open Ended

What is a good use of our time?

How do we guide ourselves through life?

People may look to different
means to help guide them
through life.
Such as religion, stoicism
philosophy, organising
priorities and role models.

Stoicism basically means....

In short, positive behavior leads towards a more positive life
experience. And, negative behavior resulted in a more challenging
one.

It’s a philosophy of life that maximises positive emotions, reduces
negative emotions and helps individuals to hone their virtues of
character.

What can you do to be more stoic?

Title: What is a good use of our time?

This week's focus focus:
I think about what's
important to me.

I am principled with my
time and actions.

I am open-minded to
change.

What does it mean to prioritise something?

While I take the
register discuss these
questions in pairs...

Keywords:
religion, priorities,
stoicism, time
management, open-
minded, reflective

What does prioritising mean?

• Prioritising means to
place a group of items/
events/ activities in
order from most
important to least
important.

Write a list of the 10 most

important things in your life.

Now,

categorise them, from 1-10.

1 being least important to
10 being most important.

Categorise this list from 1-10.

1 being least important, to 10 being most

important.

1. Complete late English homework
2. Attending sports training
3. Catching up with friends
4. Completing maths homework which is due in 5 days
5. Completing the homework you were given to do as

a group. But you have already done your tasks.

6. Having a facetime call with a sibling at university
7. Speaking to your friend who has had a bad day.
8. Playing FIFA
9. Having dinner with family members.
10.Researching the topic in history.

There is no right or wrong

answer!

Consider intellectual,

social, health and wellbeing

benefits.

Prioritising is a skill

Learning how to prioritise is a
useful life skill.

It helps you decide on priorities
and to complete the most
important and the most urgent
tasks first, taking into
consideration your wellbeing
and needs.

Using a grid like this or

creating a list, can be helpful

when trying to prioritise

workload and expectations.

Benefits from time management

•Helps prevent procrastination

•Allows you to achieve your goals quicker

•Helps to increase your efficiency

•Allows you to get more work done in less time

•Enables you to order your tasks according to importance and urgency

•Eases your stress levels

Skills I have developed are...

The most important thing I

have learnt today is…

My views were challenged when...

My attitudes towards this topic are...

What made me think was...

I would like to learn more about...

I’m proud of the way I...

Today's key words are...

Are we progressing with our Attitudes, Skills and Knowledge on this topic?

Use the sentence starters to pair and share

If you need any further support or have any questions please speak to your tutor or a trusted adult who can signpost you to

information, support and help. Any safeguarding concerns are referred to the designated safeguarding team.

The best idea was...