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FREE Brain Boss Lesson 1: What Is My Brain Boss? Executive Function SEMH PSHE SEND

Help students understand the “boss” inside their brain that controls attention, organisation, emotions, memory and self-control.

This engaging, student-friendly lesson introduces executive functioning using the memorable Brain Boss concept. Through discussions, games, reflection activities and practical challenges, students begin recognising how their brain helps them learn—and why everyone finds some things harder than others.

Designed for Years 4–9 (ages 8–14), this lesson is ideal for PSHE, SEMH, wellbeing, transition, SEND, intervention groups and tutor time.

This FREE resource includes:
Full student PowerPoint
Student workbook
Colouring activity
Teacher guidance
Assessment grids
Exit ticket and reflection
Ready-to-teach lesson requiring minimal preparation

Perfect for helping students build self-awareness, confidence and a shared language around executive functioning.

If you enjoy this free lesson, be sure to check out the complete Brain Boss Executive Function Curriculum, covering planning, organisation, working memory, emotional regulation, flexibility, focus and much more.

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