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This myth versus fact resource helps young people in Year 6 and 7 work out when jokes and banter turn into bullying or other harmful behaviours, so they can work out the difference.

When do jokes become harmful
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ESE26/9323
Audience
Years 6 and 7
Tier
Caring about others
Understanding bullying
Theme
Showing kindness
Signs of harm

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