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Polite & Prepared — Everyday Manners for Children
Time commitment: 4-5 hours per week, 2 weeks
How is this course taught? Online
Start date: TBC
Overview
This engaging course introduces children to the basics of good manners in a warm and structured way. Through real-life scenarios and age-appropriate examples, children learn how to behave respectfully at home, at school, and in social settings.
Entry Requirements
No prior knowledge required. This course is designed for children aged 6–12 with basic literacy skills and parental support for home-based tasks.
Who Is This Course For?
- Children and teens navigating public or social settings
- Families or schools seeking to reinforce boundaries, respect, and kindness
- Youth active on social media or preparing for more independence
What Does This Course Cover?
- Saying “please,” “thank you,” and “excuse me”
- Respectful greetings and introductions
- Taking turns, listening, and sharing
- Personal grooming and hygiene habits
- Speaking to adults and showing kindness
What Will Participants Achieve?
- Improved confidence in daily interactions
- Greater social awareness and emotional intelligence
- Consistent, respectful behaviour at home, in school, and in public
- Positive habits for life
Who Teaches This Course?
Children’s etiquette specialists and certified youth trainers with backgrounds in early years development and behavioural psychology.
How Will This Course Be Taught?
Interactive videos, games, printable worksheets, and simple weekly tasks completed with parent or teacher guidance.
How Much Time Will This Course Take Up?
4-5 hours per week, for two weeks, including video time, practice activities, and family review.
How Is This Course Assessed?
Weekly “Good Habits” checklist, practical tasks, and a simple end-of-course behaviour reflection (non-graded).
Accreditations
Certificate of Completion in Everyday Manners from The British Protocol Academy (Children’s Division).
General Information
- Language: English
- 100% online
- Printable resources
- Parent support materials included
