A complete half-term PSHE programme on conflict resolution and peer pressure — two of the most common challenges in secondary school life. Six structured 20-minute sessions designed for form tutors with no PSHE specialism. Open the file, deliver the session. No preparation required.

Also available as part of the PSHE Tutor Time Bundle — three programmes, 18 sessions, better value. Search Classroom to Corridor on TES.

What’s included:
PowerPoint (32 slides) — all six sessions in one fully designed deck. Every slide has detailed facilitator notes covering what to say, how long to spend and how to handle student responses.
Student Activity Booklet (Word, 5 pages) — one per student, used across all six sessions. Includes a Conflict Style reflection, Saying No practice scenarios, a role play debrief and a personal Action Plan.
The six sessions:

What is Conflict? — what it is, why it happens and what makes it destructive
Conflict Styles — the five styles and which one you default to
Understanding Peer Pressure — why it’s so powerful and how to recognise it
Saying No — assertiveness skills and a six-technique toolkit
Resolving Conflict — a five-step framework with role play practice
My Action Plan — personal commitments to take forward

Who is this for?
Any secondary school delivering PSHE or tutor time. Works for all year groups from Year 7 to Year 11. Ideal for non-specialist form tutors who need a resource they can pick up and deliver with confidence.
Pairs perfectly with the Emotional Regulation programme — the two form a natural half-term sequence that many schools will want to run back to back.
Designed by a former Assistant Headteacher with 17 years of secondary experience and responsibility for behaviour and attitudes.
Requires: Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Word.