Free Personal Safety Drawing Sheet | Year 5 Core | BookFlik
Empower your pupils with our engaging Pshe personal safety drawing sheet year 5 core resource. Designed specifically for the UK National Curriculum, this activity encourages students to explore the concept of personal boundaries and identifying trusted adults in a creative, low-pressure way.
In this activity, our friend Leo the Lion guides children through a series of reflective prompts. Pupils are asked to draw and label their own personal support network, identifying the people they can turn to when they feel uncomfortable or unsafe. By visualising their support system, children develop a clearer understanding of how to seek help in real-world scenarios. This Pshe personal safety drawing sheet year 5 core also includes sections where students can illustrate safe versus unsafe situations, helping them to recognise digital and physical boundaries.
This resource is perfectly aligned with the Year 5 PSHE curriculum, specifically focusing on health and wellbeing. It helps children identify the qualities of positive, healthy relationships and reinforces the importance of knowing who they can trust. Teachers can use this as a standalone lesson starter, a calming plenary activity, or as part of a broader unit on keeping safe. It is an excellent tool for promoting open classroom discussions about autonomy and emotional intelligence.
We have ensured this Pshe personal safety drawing sheet year 5 core is set at the expected standard for Year 5 learners. The language is clear and accessible, and the task structure provides enough scaffolding for independent work while allowing for individual creative expression. Whether your class is working in groups or individually, Leo the Lion makes the topic of personal safety feel supportive and approachable. Download this free resource today to help your students build the confidence to speak up and stay safe, ensuring they have the tools they need to navigate their world with security and peace of mind.
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