feelings — (noun) how we feel inside, like happy, sad, or angry · emotions — (noun) strong feelings like love, fear, or joy · emergency — (noun) a serious situation that needs quick help · helping — (verb) doing something kind or useful for someone · accident — (noun) something bad that happens by mistake · sharing — (verb) letting others use or have something with you

mental health — (noun) how your mind feels, like being happy or worried · physical — (adjective) about your body and how it works · express — (verb) to show your thoughts or feelings · first aid — (noun) quick help given to someone who is hurt · emergency — (noun) a serious event that needs fast action · injuries — (noun) harm to your body, like cuts or bruises

e-safety — (noun) the practice of staying safe online, protecting personal data, and avoiding dangers online · digital footprint — (noun) the record of your online activity, e.g. websites you visit, posts you make, info you share · proportion — (noun) a part or share of a whole, often expressed as a fraction or percentage · withdrawn — (adjective) shy or not wanting to interact with others, often preferring to be alone · appetite — (noun) the desire to eat food or the amount of food one wants to eat · substance abuse — (noun) the harmful or illegal use of drugs or alcohol