Friends/ social situations (MSI)

Making friends and social situations.Guidance, groups and advice

  • Establish friendship clubs to promote inclusivity and a sense of belonging. This helps build strong peer relationships, which are vital for the learner’s self-esteem and confidence both in and out of school.

  • Encourage the development of strong friendship groups within class and through after-school clubs. This fosters social connection and emotional wellbeing, helping the learner feel supported and valued by their peers.

  • Use the wellbeing wheel or curriculum to help the learner identify personal focus areas for now and next. This promotes self-awareness and empowers the learner to take an active role in their emotional development.

  • Create structured opportunities for peer-to-peer interaction. This supports communication skills, builds social confidence, and encourages collaborative learning experiences.

Resource Description Pricing Stage
Multi-Sensory Impairment (MSI) Documents developed to further understanding. Free Early Years, Primary, Secondary, Post 16
Leeds BID Services Specialist support service Free Early Years, Primary, Secondary, Post 16