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    This document provides scenarios and advice about peer influence and safety. It presents 5 scenarios involving dares or pressure from peers and suggests saying no directly, changing the subject, avoiding trouble, choosing protective friends, or using the "IF BUDS" method of expressing feelings. The main safety rules are that each person controls their own body, health and safety should not be compromised, problems should not be kept secret, and to keep telling trusted adults until getting help.

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    This document provides scenarios and advice about peer influence and safety. It presents 5 scenarios involving dares or pressure from peers and suggests saying no directly, changing the subject, avoiding trouble, choosing protective friends, or using the "IF BUDS" method of expressing feelings. The main safety rules are that each person controls their own body, health and safety should not be compromised, problems should not be kept secret, and to keep telling trusted adults until getting help.

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    This document provides scenarios and advice about peer influence and safety. It presents 5 scenarios involving dares or pressure from peers and suggests saying no directly, changing the subject, avoiding trouble, choosing protective friends, or using the "IF BUDS" method of expressing feelings. The main safety rules are that each person controls their own body, health and safety should not be compromised, problems should not be kept secret, and to keep telling trusted adults until getting help.

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    PEER INFLUENCE -SCENARIOS, CHOICES & SAFETY

    RULES SHEET

    SCENARIOS

    Think about the following scenarios:

    1. A friend dares you to write something insulting about a teacher on


    the whiteboard and calls you a chicken because you don’t want to
    do it. You know this will get you into trouble and you actually like

    this teacher. What would you do?

    2. You are out playing with your friends when one of them finds an
    old lighter lying on the street. The lighter still works. They dare you

    to set fire to an old bush. What do you do?


    3. An older boy asks you to hold a bag for him while he goes into a
    shop. What do you do?

    4. A girl at school tells you another girl likes you and


    you should go over and kiss her. You like the girl
    she is talking about too. What would you do?

    5. It is the night before an exam and you are busy revising. All your
    friends are going out and they want you to come with them. You
    know they will call you a swot and ridicule you if you refuse, but
    this exam is really important to you. What would you do?
    CHOICES
     WAYS OF SAYING NO TO PEER INFLUENCE:

    1). Say you’re not going to do something you don’t want to.

    2). Recognise when you feel uncomfortable and talk about


    something else

    3). Say you don’t want you or your friend

    to get in trouble
    4). If your friends are slagging someone else

    off say something good

    about the other person.

    5). Ignore what other people say.

    6). Say you are in a hurry.


    7). Make a joke about how you’re on doctors

    orders to stay away from trouble.

    8). Choose friends who will protect you.

    9). Remind people about the trouble

    they caused for you before and say no .


    10). Say true friends

    don’t put me under pressure.

    11). Use the IF BUDS idea (I FEEL BECAUSE U DID/ SAID) to say
    what you need to.

    I’M
    EXAMPLE: FEELING

    BECAUSE

    DID

    SAID

    !!!##!#!!
    PRACTICE USING ‘IFBUDS’

    I’m

    …………………………..

    Because

    You

    …………………………..

    Then leave the other person to think about that.


    SAFETY RULES

    THE FOUR MAIN SAFETY RULES

    1) WE EACH BELONG TO OURSELVES

    2) SOME THINGS ARE NOT A CHOICE


    BUT THESE ARE ONLY WHEN WE HAVE TO THINK ABOUT
    HEALTH AND SAFETY

    3) PROBLEMS SHOULD NOT BE SECRETS

    4) KEEP TELLING UNTIL YOU GET

    HELP

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