Group Chat: the complete PSHE series on online behaviour and bullying.
A group chat turns on someone overnight. Nobody quite started it, and everybody joined in.

This is the complete Group Chat series: three resources that take students from awareness to understanding to judgement, built to treat them as capable of reaching the uncomfortable conclusions themselves rather than being lectured about being kind online.

What’s included

1. Assembly - raises the questions. A 15-minute whole-school assembly on what changes when a conversation moves online.
2. Lesson - explores why it happens. A 60-minute PSHE lesson on why ordinary students become part of something cruel and where it tips into bullying. Includes a teacher guide, a Diamond 9 student activity, and a written assessment with marking rubric.
3. Discussion (Crossroads: Group Chat) - applies the thinking. A scenario-based discussion resource that asks students what they would really do, where every choice has a cost.

Why buy the series
The three parts build on one another. The assembly opens the topic across a year group, the lesson gives students the psychology and vocabulary to understand it, and the discussion puts that thinking under pressure. The same scenario and language run through all three, so students meet the same ideas three times, each at a deeper level.

Suitable for KS3 and KS4. Everything editable, minimal preparation needed, and better value than buying the lesson and discussion separately.

Note: this bundle contains Crossroads: Group Chat, also available separately.