Scenario library

Train on real trade-offs

Each scenario is designed for ambiguity. You decide, predict the crowd, then calibrate—without fake moral certainty. Free training includes a fixed sample of sixteen scenarios; Navigator unlocks the full rotating library.

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Everyday Life

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Small calls that add up: queues, favours, white lies, habits.

Friend wants you to cheat on a spelling quiz
Ethics & Morality · L2
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A friend whispers asking to copy your answers in a spelling quiz. The teacher is looking the other way. Helping might save them; getting caught could get you both in trouble.
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Found a tenner in the playground
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You find a ten-pound note on the playground near the football pitch. No one is looking. Keeping it would buy sweets; handing it in feels fairer.
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Group chat excludes a classmate
Relationships · L2
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Your group chat plans a birthday park meet-up and deliberately leaves out one classmate. They ask you at lunch if anything fun is happening this weekend.
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Online game teammate uses mean names
Relationships · L2
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In an online game, a teammate keeps calling other players nasty names. Your squad is winning. Speaking up might tilt the match; staying quiet feels wrong.
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Queue jump at the dinner hall
Neighbours & Community · L2
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Someone cuts the dinner-hall queue in front of you. You’ve been waiting ages. Calling them out could start a row; saying nothing lets them get away with it.
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Borrow a library book that isn’t yours
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You desperately need a library book for homework. The last copy is on hold for another pupil. Your friend says ‘just take it—no one will know’.
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Dare to throw food in the canteen
Relationships · L2
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Mates dare you to chuck a chip across the canteen. Everyone’s watching. Doing it wins laughs; not doing it might get you teased.
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See someone trip and others laugh
Neighbours & Community · L2
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A classmate trips in the corridor and drops their books. Others laugh. Helping might make you a target for jokes too.
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Share snacks or save them
Relationships · L2
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You brought crisps for break. Three friends ask to share and you only have enough for a small handful each. Saying no feels mean; saying yes leaves you hungry.
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Homework copied from the internet
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You didn’t finish your story homework. A website has a paragraph that fits perfectly. Pasting it would get it done; writing your own takes the whole evening.
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Lost classmate’s trainers
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You find someone’s trainers left in the cloakroom. They look nearly new. Taking them home ‘for a bit’ feels tempting; returning them is the right thing.
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Someone’s hurt on the pitch and play continues
Neighbours & Community · L2
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A player goes down holding their ankle during a football match. Others keep playing for the goal. You’re nearest with the ball.
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Class pet chores skipped by your partner
Everyday Life · L2
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You and a classmate share looking after the class hamster. They never do the cleaning. Doing it all yourself is tiring; telling the teacher feels like snitching.
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Maths partner won’t try
Everyday Life · L2
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In paired maths work your partner scrolls on their tablet while you do every question. Sharing credit feels unfair; refusing to finish might sink both marks.
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Lost dog poster vs taking it home
Neighbours & Community · L2
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You find a friendly dog with no collar near a ‘lost dog’ poster that looks similar. Taking it home feels kind; calling the number or a parent first is safer.
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Art supplies go missing from your tray
Everyday Life · L2
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Your best coloured pens vanish from your tray. You see similar pens in another pupil’s pencil case. Accusing them could be wrong; saying nothing means you can’t finish your picture.
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Share exam answers in the group chat
Ethics & Morality · L3
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Someone drops tomorrow’s exam questions into the year-group chat. Using them could boost your mark; reporting it could make you a target.
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Lift home with a drinking driver
Relationships · L3
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After a party, a friend who drank offers you a lift home. Buses have stopped. Getting in is risky; refusing might strand you both.
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AI writes your coursework essay
Ethics & Morality · L3
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An AI tool can write most of your coursework essay in minutes. Submitting it could be malpractice; doing it yourself means an all-nighter.
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Sports eligibility age fudge
Ethics & Morality · L3
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A coach hints you should put the wrong birth year on a form so you can play in a younger league. Playing time matters for scouts; lying could get the team banned.
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Vape offered behind the sports hall
Difficult Situations · L3
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Friends behind the sports hall offer you a vape and film ‘first hits’ for laughs. Refusing might get you mocked; accepting risks your health and school rules.
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Group project freeloader wants equal credit
Everyday Life · L3
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You did most of a group project. A freeloader insists their name stays first on the slides. Fighting it could tank the presentation vibe.
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Deepfake meme of a teacher
Ethics & Morality · L3
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A funny deepfake of a teacher is circulating. Sharing it would get laughs; it could also humiliate them and get students suspended.
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Public proposal to skip school for a trip
Everyday Life · L3
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Friends propose bunking off for a day trip and posting it. You’ll miss a assessed practical. Going keeps you in the group; staying means FOMO and possible screenshots without you.
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Buy stolen trainers offer
Ethics & Morality · L3
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Someone at school offers brand-new trainers cheap ‘off the back of a lorry’. You need kit for PE. Buying helps your budget; it likely supports theft.
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Climate strike vs mocked by classmates
Neighbours & Community · L3
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There’s a climate strike during lessons. You care, but classmates mock anyone who goes. Attending matches your values; staying avoids becoming a joke.
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Lunch fruit daily swap
Relationships · L2
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A classmate wants to swap their sugary snack for your packed lunch fruit every day. Saying no feels mean; saying yes leaves you hungry by afternoon lessons.
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Cracked window finger-point
Ethics & Morality · L2
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A football cracks a classroom window and the group looks at you though it wasn’t your kick. Staying quiet might pin it on you; naming the kicker feels like snitching.
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Overdue book on your card
Everyday Life · L2
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A library book is overdue on your card because a friend borrowed it last. Covering risks your borrowing rights; telling risks the friendship.
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Art idea claimed by partner
Everyday Life · L2
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Your art partner presents your concept as theirs for a shared mark. Calling it out could wreck the partnership; staying quiet feels unfair.
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Soft-play queue jumpers
Neighbours & Community · L2
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Kids queue-jump at soft-play while a younger child waits and staff haven’t noticed. Speaking up might start a row; ignoring it feels wrong.
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Unlocked phone in cloakroom
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You find an unlocked phone in the cloakroom with messages open. Checking might identify the owner faster; it also feels like snooping.
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Same kid picked last again
Relationships · L2
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You’re captain today and the same kid gets left last every week. Picking them early might cost the match; picking them last hurts again.
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Parent finishes worksheet offer
Family · L2
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A parent offers to finish your worksheet so you can sleep. Accepting means better marks tomorrow; doing it yourself means a tired morning.
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Missed snack cover story
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You told the teacher everyone got a snack but one kid was missed. Owning the lie could get you into trouble; staying quiet leaves them hungry.
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Reserved bus seats taken
Neighbours & Community · L2
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Older kids push into front bus seats reserved for younger years. Moving risks a shove; staying feels like agreeing it’s fine.
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Sibling reuses science board
Family · L2
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Your younger sibling wants to enter your old science fair board as theirs. Helping might boost confidence; it also claims your work as theirs.
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Snapped ruler hidden in bag
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You accidentally snapped a classmate’s new ruler and hid the pieces in your bag. Confessing means replacing it; hiding means they think they lost it.
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Trophy photo leaves teammate
Relationships · L2
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The trophy photo lines up and nobody calls the quiet teammate over. Waving them in might annoy loud kids; leaving them out feels wrong.
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Class plant forgotten water
Everyday Life · L2
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It’s your week to water the class plant and you forgot two days—it’s drooping. Owning it looks careless; secretly overwatering might save it or kill it.
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Swimming kit left at home
Everyday Life · L2
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You left swimming kit at home and the lesson starts in ten minutes. Borrowing without asking feels wrong; sitting out means a kit mark.
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Spelling bee whisper ask
Ethics & Morality · L2
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During a spelling bee a friend mouths asking you to whisper letters. Helping might keep them in; getting caught could DQ you both.
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Charm bracelet under frame
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You find a charm bracelet under the climbing frame. Keeping it feels exciting; it might belong to someone who’s searching.
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Copy handwriting on card
Ethics & Morality · L2
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A friend asks you to copy their handwriting onto a thank-you card so it looks neater. Helping makes the card nicer; it also pretends the words are theirs in a different hand.
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Fire drill push in corridor
Everyday Life · L2
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During a fire drill kids start shoving in the corridor and a smaller pupil falls. Helping slows your line; ignoring them risks injury.
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Talent show slot for two acts
Everyday Life · L2
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The talent show has one slot left and both you and a shy friend want it. Taking it fulfills your practice; giving it away supports their first try.
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Homework photo in group chat
Everyday Life · L2
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Someone posts a clear photo of completed maths homework in the class chat before it’s due. Using it would raise your score; ignoring it feels lonely when others copy.
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Lost gloves claim double
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You lose one glove and later find a matching pair in lost property that might be yours—or someone else’s identical set. Taking both solves your cold hands; they might belong to another child.
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Choir solo given by mistake
Everyday Life · L2
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The music teacher accidentally gives you the solo meant for another pupil who practised all term. Keeping it is a big chance; returning it protects fairness.
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Class pet holiday care clash
Everyday Life · L2
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You’re supposed to take the class guinea pig home for the holiday but a parent suddenly says no pets. Backing out last-minute dumps the problem on the teacher; sneaking it home breaks the house rule.
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Drawing sold as your friend’s
Ethics & Morality · L2
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A friend sells your playground drawing at a stall as their own for charity coins. Calling it out mid-sale is awkward; staying quiet funds a good cause with a lie.
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Classroom window open in rain
Everyday Life · L2
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You’re last out and notice a classroom window wide open as rain starts. Going back might make you miss the bus; leaving it risks soaked books and a mould problem.
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Recorder practise vs outdoor play
Everyday Life · L2
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You need to practise recorder before tomorrow’s assembly but friends bang on the window for football. Practising keeps your part solid; going out risks a public mistake.
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Empty nest bird eggs moved
Neighbours & Community · L2
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A classmate wants to move bird eggs from a low nest ‘to keep them safe’ higher up. Helping might feel kind; moving eggs can make parents abandon them.
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Classroom helper badge favouritism
Everyday Life · L2
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The teacher always picks the same two helpers; today they ask you to pretend you didn’t want a turn so those two can go again. Going along keeps the teacher happy; speaking up risks looking difficult.
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Found exam sticker answer key
Ethics & Morality · L2
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You find a sticker sheet that clearly shows answers for tomorrow’s mini quiz on the printer. Using it boosts your score; reporting it might make classmates angry.
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Substitute teacher name mockery
Ethics & Morality · L2
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Classmates giggle at a substitute teacher’s unusual name and look at you to join in. Laughing keeps you popular; staying respectful might get you teased.
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School fair change short
Money & Business · L2
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You run a school fair stall and realise you short-changed a younger child by a pound. Finding them means leaving the stall; keeping it is an easy quiet gain.
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Broken calculator before test
Everyday Life · L2
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You borrowed a friend’s calculator and the case cracks in your bag before a test. Telling them mid-stress might upset them; hiding it until after feels sneaky.
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Skipping rope tournament bias
Everyday Life · L2
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You’re asked to judge a skipping contest and your best friend is in the final against a quieter kid who is better. Fair scoring might hurt your friend; biased scoring steals the win.
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Costume shared without consent
Relationships · L2
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A friend borrows your World Book Day costume pieces from your peg without asking. Confronting them mid-parade is awkward; saying nothing means your outfit is incomplete.
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Line leader cuts a younger pupil
Everyday Life · L2
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As line leader you notice a younger pupil was pushed back and a louder kid took their place. Fixing it slows the line; ignoring it rewards the push.
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Paint water dumped in sink mess
Everyday Life · L2
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You dump muddy paint water into a sink that has a clear ‘no paint’ sign and it stains. Owning it means cleaning duty; walking away leaves the next class a mess.
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Fake sick voice for day off
Family · L2
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You practise a sick voice to skip a test you didn’t revise for. Going means a low mark; faking means lying to people who care for you.
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Group project name order fight
Everyday Life · L2
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Your group argues whose name goes first on a poster you mostly designed. Insisting feels vain; staying quiet erases your lead work.
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Sports day false start silence
Everyday Life · L2
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You false-start in a race but the judge misses it and you’re set to win. Owning it means disqualification; staying quiet steals the ribbon.
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Classroom eco-monitor skip day
Everyday Life · L2
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As eco-monitor you skip checking lights and bins because you want longer play. Skipping is easy; the class might lose an eco award.
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Handmade card copied for sale
Ethics & Morality · L2
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A classmate copies your handmade card design and sells copies at a stall without asking. Confronting them mid-sale is public; staying quiet lets them profit from your idea.
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Quiet reading interrupted on purpose
Relationships · L2
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Friends keep poking you during quiet reading after you asked for space to finish a chapter. Snapping might get you in trouble; enduring it means you can’t read.
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Class vote peer pressure
Everyday Life · L2
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A class vote chooses a film you find unkind; friends watch to see if you raise your hand with them. Voting with them keeps harmony; voting your conscience stands out.
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Wet paint mural signature forge
Ethics & Morality · L2
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A classmate asks you to sign their name on a group mural section they didn’t paint so they get credit. Helping keeps peace; forging credit is dishonest.
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After-school club spare place
Relationships · L2
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There’s one spare place on a popular after-school club and both you and a waitlisted classmate want it. Taking it thrills you; offering it might be fairer if they waited longer.
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Homework club seat hogging
Everyday Life · L2
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Older pupils spread bags across a four-seat homework club table while younger kids stand. Asking them to move risks a sneer; saying nothing leaves standing kids with nowhere to work.
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Class hamster treat overfeed
Everyday Life · L2
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A classmate wants to feed the class hamster extra treats ‘just this once’ beyond the chart. Joining feels fun; overfeeding can make the hamster ill.
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Lost property jumper claim doubt
Ethics & Morality · L2
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A lost-property jumper looks exactly like yours but you’re not 100% sure. Claiming it solves a cold walk home; it might be another child’s.
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Play script insult line added
Everyday Life · L2
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A peer adds an insulting ad-lib about a classmate’s appearance into your group play script. Cutting it may cause a row; leaving it humiliates someone on stage.
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Science partners data made up
Everyday Life · L2
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Your science partner wants to invent missing experiment numbers so the write-up looks complete. Faking finishes faster; honest gaps might lose marks.
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Queue for water fountain blockade
Everyday Life · L2
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Older kids block the water fountain chatting while younger pupils wait thirsty after PE. Asking them to move might get mocked; waiting keeps everyone late to class.
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Forgotten permission slip deadline
Everyday Life · L2
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You forgot a trip permission slip and the deadline is this morning; a friend offers to forge a parent signature. Forging gets you on the trip; honesty might leave you behind.
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Shared crayons deliberately broken
Ethics & Morality · L2
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Someone snaps your shared crayons on purpose during art and laughs. Retaliating might feel fair; telling a teacher might look like tattling.
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Coursework shared drive ‘help’
Everyday Life · L3
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A classmate asks for unrestricted access to your coursework shared drive the night before submission. Helping might save them; full access risks them copying your analysis.
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Mock exam answer key rumour
Everyday Life · L3
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A rumour spreads that tomorrow’s mock paper was photographed; someone offers you a look. Seeing it could raise your grade; refusing leaves you less prepared than peers who peek.
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Lab partner skips safety goggles
Everyday Life · L3
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Your lab partner refuses goggles saying they fog up, mid-experiment with splash risk. Insisting slows the practical; ignoring it risks injury and shared blame.
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Sibling uses your coursework login
Family · L3
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You discover a sibling submitted a late quiz using your school login while you were out. Reporting them feels harsh; ignoring it ties your name to their work.
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AI essay rewrite offer
Everyday Life · L3
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A site offers to rewrite your essay overnight so it ‘sounds smarter’ for a fee. Using it might raise the mark; submitting AI-heavy prose breaks academic rules.
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Group project freeloader credit
Everyday Life · L3
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A teammate did almost nothing but wants equal credit before the presentation. Exposing them tanks group vibe; covering them rewards freeloading.
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Vape offered behind gym
Difficult Situations · L3
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Someone offers you a vape behind the gym saying everyone tries it once. Refusing might get you mocked; accepting risks health and school discipline.
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Driving practice without licence
Difficult Situations · L3
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An older teen offers to let you practise driving in an empty car park without a licence. Practice would help confidence; it’s illegal and risky if anything goes wrong.
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Sports team hazing ‘tradition’
Everyday Life · L3
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Senior players say new teammates must do an embarrassing public forfeit to ‘earn the kit’. Refusing might cost team acceptance; joining harms the new players.
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College open day vs paid shift
Everyday Life · L3
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A college open day clashes with a shift that pays for your travel fund. Missing the open day loses info; missing the shift loses money and goodwill.
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Exam desk glance at neighbour paper
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Exam desk glance at neighbour paper. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Part-time till shortfall blame
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Part-time till shortfall blame. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Club election smear poster
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Club election smear poster. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Residential trip room allotment
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Residential trip room allotment. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Music setlist credit dispute
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Music setlist credit dispute. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Gym membership shared login
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Gym membership shared login. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Charity fundraiser skim rumour
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Charity fundraiser skim rumour. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Internship referral only for mates
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Internship referral only for mates. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Public transport fare dodge dare
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Public transport fare dodge dare. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Teacher email reply-all exposure
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Teacher email reply-all exposure. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Yearbook quote edited meanly
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Yearbook quote edited meanly. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Drama cast understudy sabotage
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Drama cast understudy sabotage. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Science Olympiad answer trade
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Science Olympiad answer trade. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Parking space cone war at sixth form
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Parking space cone war at sixth form. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Mental health day attendance stigma
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Mental health day attendance stigma. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Streaming account password demand
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Streaming account password demand. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Family car scratch cover story
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Family car scratch cover story. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Debate team research stolen
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Debate team research stolen. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Volunteer hours signed falsely
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Volunteer hours signed falsely. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Prom ticket scalping in year group
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Prom ticket scalping in year group. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Coach favouritism playing time
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Coach favouritism playing time. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Cafeteria allergy joke tray
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Cafeteria allergy joke tray. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Library silent zone filming
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Library silent zone filming. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Peer counselling confidentiality ask
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Peer counselling confidentiality ask. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Scholarship essay paid ghostwriter
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Scholarship essay paid ghostwriter. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Bike lane near-miss filming revenge
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Bike lane near-miss filming revenge. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Group holiday deposit flake
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Group holiday deposit flake. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Online tutor session shared answers
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Online tutor session shared answers. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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School newspaper source outing
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: School newspaper source outing. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Assembly protest walkout pressure
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Assembly protest walkout pressure. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Lab results photo to competitor school
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Lab results photo to competitor school. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Weekend tutoring cancel last minute
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Weekend tutoring cancel last minute. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Friend’s self-harm post ignored
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Friend’s self-harm post ignored. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Dummy account to rate a teacher
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Dummy account to rate a teacher. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Lost AirPods claim conflict
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Lost AirPods claim conflict. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Team WhatsApp pile-on
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Team WhatsApp pile-on. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Open-book test whispered answers
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Open-book test whispered answers. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Career's fair CV exaggeration
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Career's fair CV exaggeration. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Homophobic slur ‘as a joke’
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Homophobic slur ‘as a joke’. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Climate club vs part-time hours
Ethics & Morality · L3
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You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Climate club vs part-time hours. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Sibling college visit seat steal
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Sibling college visit seat steal. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Photo editing body rumour
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Photo editing body rumour. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Bus pass lent then lost
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Bus pass lent then lost. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Escalator push filmed for clout
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Escalator push filmed for clout. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Food bank donation skimming
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Food bank donation skimming. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Mock interview leaked questions
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Mock interview leaked questions. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Partnered dance opt-out stigma
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Partnered dance opt-out stigma. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Afterparty alcohol pressure
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Afterparty alcohol pressure. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Study drugs offer before exams
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Study drugs offer before exams. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Teacher gift for grade rumour
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Teacher gift for grade rumour. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Sports injury hide for final
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Sports injury hide for final. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Cultural dress mock in corridor
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Cultural dress mock in corridor. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Shared calendar doxxing location
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Shared calendar doxxing location. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Fundraising total inflated post
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Fundraising total inflated post. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Classroom window jump dare
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Classroom window jump dare. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Online petition fake signatures
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Online petition fake signatures. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Music festival ticket fake resale
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Music festival ticket fake resale. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Lab animal dissection opt-out mock
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Lab animal dissection opt-out mock. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Hall monitor power trip report
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Hall monitor power trip report. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Exchange student prank luggage
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Exchange student prank luggage. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Quiet lunch neurodiverse space invaded
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Quiet lunch neurodiverse space invaded. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Coding club project licence steal
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Coding club project licence steal. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Driving theory answer group chat
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Driving theory answer group chat. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Work experience timesheet inflate
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Work experience timesheet inflate. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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School play ticket reserved skip
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: School play ticket reserved skip. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Peer mediator conflict of interest
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Peer mediator conflict of interest. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Uniform brand shaming
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Uniform brand shaming. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Field trip consent form forge
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Field trip consent form forge. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Podcast clip taken out of context
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Podcast clip taken out of context. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Esports tournament smurf account
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Esports tournament smurf account. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Library book hate note found
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Library book hate note found. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Year representative bribe sweets
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Year representative bribe sweets. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Lab coat name tag swap prank
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Lab coat name tag swap prank. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Fire alarm pull dare
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Fire alarm pull dare. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Canteen queue VIP claim
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Canteen queue VIP claim. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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Art exhibit price tag switch
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Art exhibit price tag switch. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Run club GPS cheat route
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Run club GPS cheat route. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Language oral exam record leak
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Language oral exam record leak. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.
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SEN support session outing
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: SEN support session outing. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.
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Weekend detention cover story
Ethics & Morality · L3
Navigator
You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Weekend detention cover story. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.
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Break-time football and who gets picked
Relationships · L2
Free sample
At break, the same kids always pick the football teams and leave one classmate out. Saying something might make you lose your place; saying nothing feels unfair.
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GCSEs vs family Sunday roast duty
Family · L3
Free sample
Revision for mocks clashes with helping host Sunday roast for relatives. Skipping feels selfish at home; going in unprepared risks your grades.
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Birthday party invite list pressure
Relationships · L2
Free sample
Class rules say invite everyone or keep the party tiny. You want a sleepover with six friends, but one classmate will feel left out if they hear.
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Homecoming group chat exclusion
Relationships · L3
Free sample
Your friend group plans homecoming photos and quietly drops one person from the chat. They ask you in the hall if anything is going on.
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Festival sweets and sharing at school
Relationships · L2
Free sample
You bring Diwali sweets to class. Friends grab the best pieces and leave almost none for a quieter classmate. Guarding the box feels mean; saying nothing feels unfair.
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Tuition vs family wedding week
Family · L3
Free sample
Board exam tuition clashes with a week of family wedding events where your presence is expected. Missing ceremonies hurts elders; missing tuition risks your rank.
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Generator noise during homework
Family · L2
Free sample
NEPA is out and the generator is loud while you try to finish homework. Asking to turn it off risks spoiling food; keeping it on makes studying impossible.
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Club cleaning duty nobody wants
Everyday Life · L2
Free sample
After club, cleaning duty falls on the same quiet kids. Seniors leave early. Helping again feels unfair; refusing may look selfish.
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Juku night vs family meal
Family · L3
Free sample
Cram school runs through dinner most nights. Family wants one shared meal this week for a relative visiting. Skipping juku risks a mock test; skipping dinner hurts home.
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Vestibular study vs family Sunday
Family · L3
Free sample
Family Sundays run long with relatives dropping in. Vestibular prep needs quiet. Leaving early is read as cold; staying wrecks your study block.
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Gaokao vs caring for a grandparent
Family · L3
Free sample
A grandparent needs afternoon care during your peak gaokao revision weeks. Parents are at work. Helping is duty; losing study hours risks your future school.
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Posada gift exchange shortfall
Relationships · L2
Free sample
The class posada gift exchange has a spend limit you still cannot meet. Bringing a tiny gift risks jokes; skipping feels left out.
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Quinceañera court vs exam week
Family · L3
Free sample
You’re asked to be in a quinceañera court with rehearsals during midterms. Saying no disappoints a close friend; saying yes risks your grades.
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Fiesta duty vs online class
Family · L3
Free sample
Barangay fiesta prep expects teens to help all afternoon while you have graded online labs. Skipping looks ungrateful; missing labs hurts your average.
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Hagwon homework vs sleep
Everyday Life · L2
Free sample
Hagwon gave so much homework you will sleep past midnight. Parents want every sheet done. Resting risks a scolding; finishing risks being exhausted at school.
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Senior pouring drinks at a student dinner
Relationships · L3
Free sample
At a student gather, seniors keep pouring drinks. You do not want any and have an early exam. Refusing repeatedly risks looking rude; drinking risks tomorrow.
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Mixed playdate and prayer time
Relationships · L2
Free sample
A playdate runs into prayer time important to you. Asking to pause may feel awkward with new friends; skipping prayer feels wrong.
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Load-shedding homework deadline
Everyday Life · L2
Free sample
Load-shedding hits before an online homework deadline. A neighbour has power via inverter. Asking to use it feels pushy; missing the deadline costs marks.
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Taxi fare shortfall after school
Everyday Life · L3
Free sample
You are short for the taxi home after sports. Walking is long and feels unsafe near dark. Asking teammates for money is embarrassing; calling family may get you in trouble for poor planning.
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SunSmart hat rule vs looking ‘uncool’
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
The school SunSmart rule says wear a hat or sit out. Friends tease hats as uncool. Following the rule keeps you safe; ditching it risks sunburn and a teacher’s note.
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Beach rip warning and mates’ dare
Relationships · L3
Navigator
Mates dare everyone past the flags into a rip-risk area. Backing out looks soft; going risks a real rescue.
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Coaching class vs family guest duty
Family · L3
Navigator
Guests arrive and elders expect you to serve tea all evening during coaching homework. Helping is respect; missing coaching risks tomorrow’s test.
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Hockey tryout and a friend’s cut
Relationships · L2
Navigator
You make the team; your best friend is cut. Celebrating feels cruel; hiding your joy feels fake.
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French immersion presentation nerves
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
You must present in French immersion while your French is shaky. Asking to switch to English feels like quitting; pushing through risks freezing.
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Quiet hours and indoor football
Neighbours & Community · L2
Navigator
Friends want indoor football in the hallway during Ruhezeit. Joining risks neighbour complaints; saying no may lose the game invite.
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Apprenticeship interview vs class trip
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
An Ausbildung interview lands on the same day as a long-planned class trip. Missing the interview risks the seat; missing the trip hurts friends.
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Ramadan fasting curiosity at school
Relationships · L2
Navigator
Classmates offer snacks while you are fasting. Explaining feels tiring; taking a bite to fit in feels wrong.
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Private lesson money vs friends’ café
Relationships · L3
Navigator
Friends want a café hang after exams. Your remaining money is for a needed private lesson. Going looks fun; saving feels isolating.
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Late family dinner and early school
Family · L2
Navigator
Dinner starts near 10pm but school is early. Asking for an earlier plate feels rude; staying up wrecks tomorrow.
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Selectividad study vs feria nights
Relationships · L3
Navigator
Feria nights pull your friends out late during Selectividad prep. Going once keeps friendships; sleeping matters for scores.
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Cantine food you cannot eat
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
School cantine serves a dish you cannot eat for family reasons. Asking for an alternative draws attention; going hungry feels worse.
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Strike day transport and an oral exam
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
A transport strike may block your oral exam. Leaving hours early is exhausting; missing it without notice looks careless.
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Sharing pencils after chop money runs out
Relationships · L2
Navigator
A classmate’s chop money ran out and they ask to keep borrowing your pencils and snacks daily. Helping is kind; you are running out too.
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Church youth programme vs study hall
Family · L3
Navigator
Youth programme rehearsal fills the week before mocks. Elders expect full attendance; your study hall slot is the only quiet time you get.
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Tiny flat homework space fight
Family · L2
Navigator
In a small flat, a sibling watches videos while you need quiet for dictation practice. Asking them to pause starts a fight; saying nothing ruins practice.
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Tutorial class vs DSE sleep
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
Parents booked another evening tutorial before DSE mocks. You are already exhausted. Refusing looks ungrateful; attending risks collapse.
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Neighbour karaoke during study
Neighbours & Community · L2
Navigator
Neighbour karaoke starts during your reading homework. Asking them to quiet down feels scary; you cannot focus.
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OSIS event duty vs UTBK prep
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
OSIS wants you on an all-day school event during peak UTBK prep. Saying no looks disloyal to the organisation; saying yes burns a revision weekend.
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GAA training in the rain
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
Training is on in heavy rain. You feel feverish. Going keeps your spot; staying home may get you dropped from Saturday’s match.
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Junior Cert study vs part-time shifts
Work & Career · L3
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Your café offers extra shifts during Junior Cert study leave. Money helps at home; study time is scarce.
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Nonna’s seconds before sport
Family · L2
Navigator
Nonna insists on second helpings right before football. Refusing hurts her feelings; eating heavy risks feeling sick on the pitch.
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Maturità oral vs family Ferragosto trip
Family · L3
Navigator
Family wants a Ferragosto trip during your Maturità oral prep window. Going keeps peace; staying home alone to revise looks antisocial.
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Prefab classroom rain leak
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
Rain leaks onto your desk in a crowded classroom. Moving may take someone’s dry spot; staying soaks your books.
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Harambee contribution from pocket money
Neighbours & Community · L3
Navigator
Classmates launch a harambee for a sick student. Your pocket money is already tight. Giving less looks cold; giving more skips lunch for days.
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Power cut during online class
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
A power cut drops your online class mid-quiz. Neighbours have a generator. Asking feels pushy; missing the quiz costs marks.
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Temple festival duty vs A/L revision
Family · L3
Navigator
Temple festival duty expects you all weekend during A/L revision. Elders will notice absence; missing revision risks your district rank.
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Open house sweets and allergies
Relationships · L2
Navigator
At an open house, friends push sweets you are allergic to. Refusing feels rude; eating risks a reaction.
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SPM study group in a mixed household
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
Your SPM study group wants to meet at a friend’s house with rules about mixed gatherings. Going may upset your family; refusing isolates you from notes.
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Bike lane almost-bump apology
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
You almost bump a pedestrian while cycling to school. Friends say shout and ride on. Stopping to apologise may make you late.
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Direct feedback that hurts a classmate
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
In project feedback, you are blunt like local norms encourage. A classmate looks crushed. Softening may seem fake; saying nothing leaves harm.
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Bring-a-plate school picnic
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
School picnic asks everyone to bring a plate. Your family is short this week. Bringing nothing feels embarrassing; buying something stresses adults.
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Marae overnight vs NCEA study
Neighbours & Community · L3
Navigator
You committed to a marae overnight that lands before an NCEA external. Backing out disrespects the community; going risks your paper.
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Load-shedding and borrowed UPS time
Everyday Life · L2
Navigator
Load-shedding hits during homework. A neighbour’s UPS can help for a bit. Asking feels pushy; missing homework risks marks.
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Cousin gathering vs board exam week
Family · L3
Navigator
Elders expect you at a cousin’s gathering during board exam week. Soft refusal is ignored; hard refusal may cause a family scene.
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Name-day sweets at school
Relationships · L2
Navigator
You bring name-day sweets and friends grab them before quieter classmates get any. Guarding the box feels mean; saying nothing feels unfair.
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All Saints’ cemetery trip vs mock exams
Family · L3
Navigator
Family cemetery visits on All Saints’ run late into the evening before mocks. Going is important at home; sleep matters for scores.
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Prayer pause during a playdate
Relationships · L2
Navigator
A playdate runs into prayer time. Asking to pause feels awkward with new friends; skipping feels wrong.
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Void deck football and a neighbour’s note
Neighbours & Community · L2
Navigator
You play football at the void deck after a neighbour left a ‘no ball games’ note. Friends want one more match. Playing risks a report; stopping feels unfair when others play.
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CCA commitment vs exam block
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
CCA wants full attendance before a competition during your exam block. Quitting looks flaky; attending burns revision nights.
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Songkran water and a classmate who says stop
Relationships · L2
Navigator
Friends splash water at a classmate who says stop. Joining is festive; intervening may spoil the fun.
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Kreng jai when a senior is wrong in class
Everyday Life · L3
Navigator
A senior states a wrong formula in tutoring. Correcting them risks face; staying quiet spreads the error before a test.
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Dershane nights vs family guests
Family · L3
Navigator
Dershane runs late and guests arrive expecting you to sit with them. Leaving for class looks rude; skipping class risks rankings.
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Night-market smoke and asthma
Difficult Situations · L2
Navigator
A night-market stall’s smoke triggers your asthma near home. Asking them to move vents feels scary; staying inside every evening feels unfair.
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Cram school vs temple fair duty
Family · L3
Navigator
Family expects temple fair help during peak cram-school week. Saying no disappoints elders; saying yes burns revision.
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Ancestor anniversary vs entrance exam
Family · L3
Navigator
The family death-anniversary meal falls on your only entrance-exam date. Missing the ritual is heavy; missing the exam delays your path a year.
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Friend wants you to cheat on a spelling quiz

Found a tenner in the playground

Group chat excludes a classmate

Online game teammate uses mean names

Queue jump at the dinner hall

Borrow a library book that isn’t yours

Dare to throw food in the canteen

See someone trip and others laugh

Share snacks or save them

Homework copied from the internet

Lost classmate’s trainers

Someone’s hurt on the pitch and play continues

Class pet chores skipped by your partner

Maths partner won’t try

Lost dog poster vs taking it home

Art supplies go missing from your tray

Share exam answers in the group chat

Lift home with a drinking driver

AI writes your coursework essay

Sports eligibility age fudge

Vape offered behind the sports hall

Group project freeloader wants equal credit

Deepfake meme of a teacher

Public proposal to skip school for a trip

Buy stolen trainers offer

Climate strike vs mocked by classmates

Lunch fruit daily swap

Cracked window finger-point

Overdue book on your card

Art idea claimed by partner

Soft-play queue jumpers

Unlocked phone in cloakroom

Same kid picked last again

Parent finishes worksheet offer

Missed snack cover story

Reserved bus seats taken

Sibling reuses science board

Snapped ruler hidden in bag

Trophy photo leaves teammate

Class plant forgotten water

Swimming kit left at home

Spelling bee whisper ask

Charm bracelet under frame

Copy handwriting on card

Fire drill push in corridor

Talent show slot for two acts

Homework photo in group chat

Lost gloves claim double

Choir solo given by mistake

Class pet holiday care clash

Drawing sold as your friend’s

Classroom window open in rain

Recorder practise vs outdoor play

Empty nest bird eggs moved

Classroom helper badge favouritism

Found exam sticker answer key

Substitute teacher name mockery

School fair change short

Broken calculator before test

Skipping rope tournament bias

Costume shared without consent

Line leader cuts a younger pupil

Paint water dumped in sink mess

Fake sick voice for day off

Group project name order fight

Sports day false start silence

Classroom eco-monitor skip day

Handmade card copied for sale

Quiet reading interrupted on purpose

Class vote peer pressure

Wet paint mural signature forge

After-school club spare place

Homework club seat hogging

Class hamster treat overfeed

Lost property jumper claim doubt

Play script insult line added

Science partners data made up

Queue for water fountain blockade

Forgotten permission slip deadline