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Life Skills

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 1/16

Getting around by driving myself or catching public transport

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 2/16

Making food (e.g. breakfast, lunch, easy dinner)

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 3/16

Buying things I want from the shops (e.g. a new game, comic, or clothes)

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 4/16

Planning how to use my money

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 5/16

Cleaning my room and/or helping with cleaning around the house

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 6/16

Getting ready (e.g. showering, choosing clothes, doing hair)

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 7/16

Using a phone, computer and tablet

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Question 8/16

Socialising with people

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Question 9/16

Organising my time to get what I need done in a day (e.g. getting my work done on time)

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 10/16

Using ways to calm down when I get worried, angry, or upset

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 11/16

Telling new people about things I'm good at AND things I need help with

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 12/16

Asking for help when I need it

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 13/16

Doing an after-school activity (hobby, sport, or volunteering)

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 14/16

Having a part-time job

Read each statement, and then choose how much this is like you

Question 15/16

Doing work experience

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Question 16/16

Catching up with a mentor (A mentor is someone other than family or teachers who gives advice and support)

Getting around by driving myself or catching public transport

Making food (e.g. breakfast, lunch, easy dinner)

Buying things I want from the shops (e.g. a new game, comic, or clothes)

Planning how to use my money

Cleaning my room and/or helping with cleaning around the house

Getting ready (e.g. showering, choosing clothes, doing hair)

Using a phone, computer and tablet

Socialising with people

Organising my time to get what I need done in a day (e.g. getting my school work done on time)

Using ways to calm down when I get worried, angry, or upset

Telling new people about things I'm good at AND things I need help with

Asking for help when I need it

Doing an after-school activity (hobby, sport, or volunteeering)

Having a part-time job

Doing work experience

Catching up with a mentor (A mentor is someone other than family or teachers who gives advice and support)

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