Summary

  • Join Shanequa Paris, Rhys Stephenson and Dr Radha Modgil for a Live Lesson coming to you from Wigan, the home of Hacker T Dog

  • Email [email protected] for a shout-out for your school

  • Anti-Bullying Week 2024 takes place from Monday 11th - Friday 15th November, with the theme: Choose Respect

  • You can prepare for this lesson by downloading the teaching guide and activity sheets

Live Reporting

  1. The live commentary feed has now ended

    Thanks for joining us

    The Live Lesson is available to watch again on the BBC Teach website.

  2. A final shout-out to...

    • Cranford School, Wallingford
    • Mammoth Class at Chaucer Junior School in Ilkeston
    • Class 4G at Chalk Ridge Primary School in Basingstoke
    • Sycamore Class from Whitnash Primary School, Leamington Spa
    • Lisle Marsden Primary Academy, Grimsby
    • Cartmel CE Primary School, Grange-over-Sands
    • Puma Class from Hawley Primary School, Surrey
    • Pine Class from Radcliffe on Trent Junior School, Nottingham
    • Year 3 Seahorses at Boarshaw Primary, Manchester

  3. We have loved reading all of your Respect poems

    From

    Respect all the people around you.

    Everyone’s difference is special.

    Speak out to adults if there are problems.

    Present a good example of respectfulness to everybody.

    Each and everyone is smart in their own way.

    Create good friendships and be kind.

    Try your very best to be respectful to everyone always.

    Mrs Barrett and Kestrel year 5 class The Gateway Primary Academy, Dartford

    Remember to be kind

    Everybody should be heard and listened to

    Speak up for yourself or others if you have worries

    Prevent arguments by staying calm and understanding

    Equality means treating everybody the same

    Communicate with your friends and trusted adults if things go wrong

    Trust each other and treat each other fairly

    Cedar Class at Monken Hadley School, Barnet

  4. Join us for the next Live Lesson on Tuesday, 17 December 2024

    Quentin Blake’s Box of Treasures – Live Lesson

    We're stepping into the shoes of illustrators to bring a brand-new character to life, inspired by the work of world-famous author and illustrator Quentin Blake.

    Your class will use their comprehension skills and learn some simple drawing techniques in this art and literacy lesson designed for 7-11 year olds.

    The 30 minute Live Lesson will be available to watch live via BBC Teach on this page, on CBBC and iPlayer.

    Quentin Blake Live Lesson - Zagazoo

  5. Looking to continue learning after the Live Lesson?

    Take a look at our teaching guide for follow-up activities.

  6. This is what respect means to Mont Nicolle School

    Respect is... Using kind words! Always being respectful and taking time to think before speaking if you are upset or angry! Compromising is key! Everyone matters!

    Mont Nicolle School, Jersey

  7. What a lovely poem!

    from Year 5 at Great Leighs Primary School, Chelmsford

    Remember to listen to others

    Everyone's ideas and opinions matter

    Show support to each other

    Play fair

    Everyone should get to be heard

    Chat to each other to sort it out

    Take time to cool off

  8. What would you say to help our captains end their conflict?

    Some wonderful ideas from Hucklow Primary School, Sheffield

    • Would you like to talk about our problems?
    • Let's be calm and we can make progress
    • Could we work on things and exchange opinions?
    • Can we practice together?
    • Would you like to talk once your anger cools off?
    • Can we be respectful about our different opinions?
    • Can we agree to be respectful to each other and everyone around us?
    • I'll listen: you tell me first what you think and then you do the same for me
    • Would you like to tell me what's wrong and we can talk about it?
    • Can we forgive and go our separate ways until we are both okay? Do you want a minute to calm down then we can talk it through?
    • Would you like a conversation privately away from all these other people?
    • Let's take a breather and then calmly get together to do a restorative conference with the teacher's help
    • We can discuss our points of view respectfully so that we feel heard

  9. Well done Year 4!

    Year 4 at Kenmont Primary loved watching and taking part in today's Live Lesson! They have created their own RESPECT acrostic poems and following the session they are creating their own odd socks to display proudly in the classroom! We cannot wait to take part in the next Live Lesson!

    Miss Dwyer, Kenmont Primary School, Willesden

  10. We're glad you enjoyed the lesson 😊

    We're so pleased Hacker was able to solve the challenge and that everyone was happy. We've just finished our own acrostic Respect poem and have had fun thinking about what we need to do.

    Primary 5 class in Florencecourt Primary School, County Fermanagh

  11. Hello 👋 Thanks for watching!

    Hello from Ashmole Primary School! We are all in our odd socks and enjoying the live stream discussions and enjoying the activities! We have discussed the value of Respect as this is one of our values in our school!

    Ashmole Primary, London

  12. Respect to Year 6!

    Year 6 are enjoying the Anti-Bullying Week activities. They pledge to value the opinions of other whilst also acknowledging they too have a value. Respect earns respect and being a good role model shows others how to be respectful.

    Ingelby Mill Primary School, Stockton-on-Tees

  13. Lovely designs! 😊

    A picture of socks that have been coloured in and decorated different colours and patterns

    We have set up a cinema in our class to watch the Live Lesson! We are very passionate at our school about anti-bullying, and are wearing our odd socks in support the cause! This was our class door this morning :)

    Mrs Turner, Harold Wood Primary School, Essex

  14. So many of you taking part in the activities! 📃🖋

    Shout-out to Northwick Manor Primary KS2s who are watching live! We're here in our Odd Socks enjoying taking part in lots of anti-bullying activities!

    KS2, Northwick Manor Primary, Worcester

  15. We're pleased you're learning lots!

    P4/5 from Strathkinness Primary School in Fife are loving the Live Lesson and learning lots about how to sort out conflict. Thanks! 😀👏🤩

    Strathkinness Primary School, Fife

  16. Year 3 at Rudgwick Primary in Horsham have an acrostic poem to share on respect...

    R remember

    E everyone

    S should

    P pay

    E equal

    C care

    T to all

    R reflect then respond

    E equal for all

    S speak kindly, soft voice

    P politeness really matters

    E everyone should be asked to...

    C contribute

    T treat everyone kindly is our respectful tip

  17. Great to hear from you 😊

    Shout-out to...

    • Year 5 at Robin Hood Academy, Birmingham
    • St. Patrick's Catholic Primary School, Corsham
    • St Benedict's Catholic Primary School, Garforth
    • 4K at John Perry Primary School, Dagenham
    • Violet Class at Barrington Primary School, Cambridge
    • Year 5 at Beech Street Community Primary School, Salford
    • Year 3 at St Anne's Primary, Denton
    • 5KS at Gorse Hall Primary, Stalybridge
    • Buzzard Class at Bridgewater School, Berkhamsted
    • Rosary Catholic Primary School, Hampstead
    • Buckingham Primary Academy, Kingston upon Hull

  18. Hucklow Primary School in Sheffield shared their ideas for activity 1...📝🖋

    How would we feel if someone behaved disrespectfully towards us?

    Upset, distraught, sad, frustrated, shocked, angry, fuming, disappointed, betrayed, stressed, outraged, mad, fed up, furious, confused, embarassed, worried, annoyed, lost, nervous, anxious, powerful, out control, emotional, fearful speechless, helpless hatred, gobsmacked, uncomfortable, dumbfounded, tense, lonely flabberghasted, clueless, heartbroken

  19. Teamwork makes the respect dream work!

    • Sycamore Class at Loxwood Primary School, Loxwood
    • Year 2 at Glusburn school in North Yorkshire
    • Kites Class in Semley school in Semley
    • Year 5 at Ivingswood Academy in Chesham
    • Kestrel Class in Eastergate Primary School in Chichester
    • St. Mary's Crowborough year 5 in East Sussex
    • Y5JG at Monteney Primary School in Sheffield
    • Year 4 with Miss Brown at Eckington Junior School in Eckington
    • Amethyst class at Wath Victoria Primary School Rotherham
    • Cedar class at Crofton Anne Dale Federation in Hampshire

  20. We hope you're learning lots about showing respect

    The pupils from Miss Spiers’ P5 class are enjoying the Live Lesson. Respect is the most important word in our classroom!

    King’s Park Primary school, Lurgan