You're one of the older ones now — at your club, in your year, on your street. Lately you've noticed some younger kids watching you, copying you, hovering nearby hoping you'll let them join in. It's a slightly strange feeling: you didn't ask to be looked up to, but somehow you are. Today some of your friends started teasing one of the little ones, doing that thing where it's "just a joke" but the small kid's face says otherwise. The younger ones are watching to see what you'll do. So are your friends. You could laugh along and keep things easy with your mates. Or you could remember that, whether you wanted it or not, the little ones are learning how to behave by watching you.