Banter is complicated. When is it OK to make a joke that might sound mean and why is that different to saying something that can be considered bullying? Banter is a part of growing up but it is important to understand when something is a joke and when it is just plain mean.
This story follows the successful format of Carol Gray's and supports all learners, not just those who are Neurodiverse. Suitable for KS1 to KS3.
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