Outline of the bina programme
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The Bina programme is a PSHE resource for students ages 11-13 that focuses on building knowledge and confidence through stories about themes like integrity, respect, and reliability. It uses illustrated stories and exercises to improve critical thinking, literacy, and communication skills. The affordable program is easy for teachers to use and supports the PSHE curriculum.
Outline of the bina programme
- 1. Created by Divine Communications Trust
- 2. What does a Key stage 3 PSHE teacher look for in a resource? Interactive and engaging Affordable and cost-effective Easy to use, doesn’t require training Supports aspects of the Personal Wellbeing curriculum Improves key skills such as critical thinking The Bina programme is all of the above. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 3. The Bina programme Focuses on Building Knowledge and Confidence of 11-13 year olds, so they can make informed choices , and lead healthy, safe, responsible and fulfilled lives. The programme also improves 3 key skills: • Critical thinking • Literacy • Communications ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 4. It achieves this by using graphic illustrated ‘ easily-relate-to’ stories about four teens around six themes: • Integrity • Respect • Dealing with disappointment • Reliability • Accountability • Courage ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 5. Programme Concept We believe it is important to build these skills at this age because this is when teenagers start to: Seek to be independent Form close peer relationships Be more easily swayed Assert their identity Challenge authority ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
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- 7. Shona has to stand up for what is right. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 8. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission I saw my friend Moo stealing, and the police are asking if I know about it. Should I tell them?
- 9. Aaliyah is tested to see if she is a reliable babysitter. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 10. Yeah, Christine, I am sorry too but I must be at Shona’s party today. Aaliyah, I am sorry to hear you are ill tonight, we will have to cancel all our plans. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 11. Isn’t that Aaliyah? I thought Christine said she was too ill to babysit tonight? ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 12. Laila learns respect goes both ways – she has to give to get. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 13. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission They can stand, I got here first!
- 14. Why can’t people respect others in the library? It is for reading not talking! ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 15. Moo has to deal with the disappointment of his dad moving away. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 16. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission How could dad leave for Spain after all the plans we made, and without telling me?
- 17. Moo, this is the deal: we are going out to steal tonight, and we will split anything we make equally. Ok? ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 18. How the programme works Step 1 - Story telling through the illustrations set out in a PowerPoint Presentation (compatible with all school whiteboards) Step 2 – Start the activity using the exercise worksheets provided Step 3 – Collect exercise sheets back and start discussing the issues from the story ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 19. Toolkit The programme comes as a comprehensive CD-ROM toolkit; and each theme has its own CD with the following: PowerPoint presentation Lesson plan – Sample copy Exercise worksheet Pupils’ note ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 20. Delivery Anyone can deliver a lesson, whether you are a PSHE or non-PSHE specialist teacher. And this short video clip demonstrates how a typical lesson should run. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
- 21. Buying the programme There are 3 affordable options: Option a – Integrity, Respect, Dealing with disappointment, Reliability, Accountability and courage - £99.99 Option b - Integrity Reliability and Accountability - £49.99 Option c – Integrity, Dealing with disappointment and courage - £49.99 Please go to www.divinecommunicationstrust.org.uk ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Not to be copied or reproduced without permission
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