Staying Safe Online, Taking steps to protect yourself, your personal information, your accounts and your wellbeing when using the internet, social media and digital devices., Drugs & Alcohol, The use of substances such as illegal drugs or alcohol that can affect a person’s physical health, mental health, behaviour and ability to make safe decisions., Knife Awarness, Understanding the dangers and risks associated with carrying or using knives and knowing how to make safe choices to avoid knife-related incidents., Body Image, How a person thinks and feels about the appearance of their own body. Body image can be influenced by social media, advertising, friends, family and society., Managing Anger, Recognising feelings of anger and using safe and appropriate strategies to control your reactions and deal with situations without harming yourself or others., Bullying, Repeated behaviour that is intended to hurt, intimidate, threaten or upset another person. It can be physical, verbal, emotional or take place online (cyberbullying)., Consent, Giving clear, voluntary and informed permission for something to happen. Consent must be freely given and can be withdrawn at any time., Emotional Wellbeing, A person's ability to understand and manage their emotions, cope with challenges, maintain positive relationships and feel able to deal with everyday life., PREVENT & Local Risk, Part of the UK's safeguarding approach that aims to stop people from becoming involved in terrorism or being influenced by extremist ideas.

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