Learning intention
- Discuss healthy and unhealthy friendships.
Level
Junior cycle
Duration
20 minutes
Module
Team up
Sarah's story
Play

Sarah's behaviour has changed recently. It is affecting her relationship with her parents.
Watch this scenario in class and ask students to discuss Sarah's situation and the place friendship has in it.
Further reading for your students

Friendships and mental health
Friends are a big part of our everyday lives. Having good friends can greatly increase our overall sense of wellbeing.

Problems at school
If you are having problems with schoolwork, friends, or fitting in, you are not alone.

Maintaining boundaries
Boundaries demonstrate what we think of as acceptable, or unacceptable behaviour towards us. Read about how to set and maintain boundaries.