FREE courses for primary, secondary schools and Academies
We provide FREE of charge an ever-increasing range of courses and modules for children of primary school age. They are available in power point and video and are designed to be paused to allow for maximum engagement.
There are currently seven video modules covering:
- Diversity
- Bullying
- Feelings
- Positivity
- Conquering fears
New modules are being added on a regular basis and we will always inform you when there is something new to see
Our PowerPoint courses are available in seven different modules in segments lasting around 15 to 20 minutes to ensure that trained teachers and counsellors have plenty of time to discuss some of the issues raised. It is in easy to understand language designed around a central theme to help motivate youngsters to become “Super People.”
The courses are designed to be fun and in addition, we supply purple wristbands for every pupil taking part. These are designed to remind children to ping them when they are feeling sad or negative. There is a cost for these bands of £5.95 for a pack of 10 but schools can, if they wish, easily substitute ordinary elastic bands, bearing in mind limited budgets.
The modules cover a wide range of topics from bullying, feeling sad and what children have to do to be “Super People.” Each module allows time for children to share their thoughts in writing or drawing images or by talking directly to the teacher or counsellor.
Module 1 - talks about what is like to be a “Super Person.” They do not get angry; they are not mean to others and they learn how being more positive and motivated can make them feel better about themselves.
Module 2 – talks about how thoughts can affect your moods and also discusses in detail the types of phrases children use when they are negative and how these can be replaced with positive alternatives.
Module 3 – talks about fears and how they can hold you back. We discuss practical ways in which “Super Positive People” can overcome irrational fears and move on with their lives and be happier.
Module 4 – talks about having fun and doing the things that you enjoy most. You don’t have to be part of the crowd and it is not always about winning – it’s about you choosing as a “Super Person” to have fun. We also talk in this module about bullies, angry people and what you should do in such situations
Module 5 – talks about what happens when you feel sad. Even “Super People” feel sad from time to time. Children are encouraged to understand their feelings and what they should do when they are not feeling happy. We also talk about thanking others and expressing gratitude.
Module 6 – talks about the magic of positive thinking and how scientists have worked out that “Super People” are happier because an optimistic nature helps them to improve all areas of their lives.
Module 7 – is a quiz which talks about everything that has been presented over the previous weeks. We provide a series of alternative answer to help children remember what they heard.
Please note: We recommend that every student taking part has a wristband. Please see below for more details.
Download these courses FREE of charge
Powerful Positive Thinking is dedicated to helping young people create better outcomes which is why we offer these courses FREE of charge. There is no catch but like every business we have to cover our costs and offer a range of optional additional tools to enhance and improve the experience of each course.
We hope you will wish to buy some of them, but please note, it is possible for example to use a normal elastic band instead of one of ours – not so much fun but just as effective. While we would welcome the income, we equally do not want any child to miss out on our courses because of problems with budgets.
So if you want to access our school courses for free please click the Register for Course Access button and get yourself registered. Once you have registered please note that the email may take some time to arrive due to security checking etc… Please check your spam/junk folder carefully but if you have problems after that or do not receive your email please contact us.
“The energy that emerged from the group during the sessions, the buzz that they left with, the support for each other was just incredible,” said Lynda Ketteridge, School Counsellor and Student Support Officer, Greensward Academy, Essex, UK.