PSHE education in England, as mandated by the Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education, and Health Education Regulations 2019, covers topics like emotional well-being, body awareness, healthy lifestyles, and personal relationships. Ten:Ten Resources offer modules for different key st

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Explore the detailed curriculum plan at Christleton High School focusing on Citizenship and PSHE for the academic year 2023-2024. The curriculum is designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge to navigate an ever-changing world, emphasizing critical thinking and personal developmen

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Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE) plays a crucial role in promoting positive attitudes towards health and wellbeing for children. At Bridgeview Special School, children are taught about relationships through age-appropriate lessons using the Jigsaw program. Parents/carers are en

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Explore a creative curriculum for Year One students, including art, DT, geography, history, music, RE/PSHE, science, and PE. This week's focus is on flight in art, specifically the history of the Hot Air Balloon. Encourage physical activity, discuss daily weather, and provide structure with a sugges

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In this PSHE lesson for Year 5 pupils, the focus is on discussing feelings about secrets and friendship through stories. The lesson aims to help children understand the impact of secrets, recognize when to seek help, consider how their actions affect others, and address problems compassionately. Thr

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Explore the key aspects of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) at Cheetwood Primary School as detailed by Miss Fisher, Head of Pastoral Care. Discover the importance of PSHE, concerns about the new RSE curriculum, RSE guidelines, parental rights to withdraw children, and the development of an upda

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This session aims to inform parents about the updated government guidelines on Personal, Social, Health Education (PSHE) and RSHE, explain the importance of Relationship and Sex Education (RSE), share the RSE scheme of work, and outline parents' rights regarding withdrawal. It covers topics such as

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Embark on a challenging journey from the Vanarama National League to becoming a Premier League Champion by completing a series of 10 challenges each season. Earn points through physical education, English, maths, and PSHE challenges to secure promotion. Minimal equipment required, creativity encoura

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Explore the diverse and enriching curriculum offered at Carfield Primary School for Years 1-6, covering a wide range of subjects including Geography, History, Art, DT, Science, ICT, PSHE, PE, MFL, Music, and RE. Students engage in various activities such as fieldwork, art projects, cooking, science

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The Year 2 curriculum for Spring 2023 covers topics in Maths, Literacy, and Wider Curriculum. In Maths, students will focus on recognizing equal groups, understanding multiplication, practicing times tables, and more. Literacy activities include writing narratives, character descriptions, and guided

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The Health Improvement Team offers a range of services to schools, focusing on areas such as safeguarding, emotional wellbeing, nutrition, and PSHE. Through workshops, resources, and training, the team aims to increase confidence and understanding in delivering and monitoring PSHE across schools. Me

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St. Nicholas Primary School incorporates Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE) along with Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) in their curriculum. The school follows the Jigsaw scheme, focusing on the holistic development of students through mindfulness and promoting British values

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Rich and varied experiences at Ratby Primary School foster personal development, independence, and excellence. Emphasis on teamwork, citizenship, and British values. Focus on RSHE, SMSC, and PSHE for holistic character development, ensuring physical and mental well-being alongside academic achieveme

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Explore topics such as forming positive relationships, body awareness, consent, and self-care in the PSHE curriculum for Year 1 and Year 2. Focus on family dynamics, emotions, exercise, and celebrating differences. Encourage children to express their feelings, engage in self-care practices, and unde

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This curriculum map for Year 5 students outlines key topics such as decimals, fractions, percentages in Maths, guided reading, writing skills, and spelling rules in Literacy, Music and PSHE lessons focusing on health topics, and learning about Muhammad in Islam in R.E. Additionally, students will al

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Explore the lesson plan for Key Stage 2 PSHE focusing on different family forms, emotions children experience during parental separation, and the support available. The interactive lesson involves activities on family dynamics, empathy, and understanding children's emotions in challenging family sit

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This curriculum map outlines the learning focus for Year 4 students in various subjects such as Maths, Literacy, PSHE, Music, R.E., Computing, P.E., History, and Design and Technology. In Maths, students will delve into fractions and decimals, while Literacy will cover writing Arthurian legends, non

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This comprehensive overview outlines the PSHE curriculum for Primary Education, covering topics such as staying safe, being responsible, resilience, emotions, computer safety, relationships and sex education, and more. It includes assessments, activities, and key knowledge/skills for each term.

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The Year 6 PSHE lesson involves transforming the classroom into small courtrooms to investigate attitudes and beliefs regarding gender roles in society. Students will engage in activities simulating courtroom roles, challenge stereotypes, and learn to argue against incorrect ideas. The lesson aims t

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This curriculum overview outlines the topics covered in the Autumn and Spring terms for early learners in areas such as History, Geography, PSHE, and Design & Technology. Children explore concepts like changes over time, family, local environment, significant individuals, and community helpers throu

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The program focuses on promoting a whole school approach to health and wellbeing, emphasizing eight key principles including working with parents/carers, student voice, curriculum, and leadership support. The pillars of Healthy Eating, Emotional and Mental Health, Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco, Physical A

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The Year Two curriculum focuses on promoting happy and hardworking children who are eager to learn and become more independent. The students will engage in various subjects including Maths, English, Grammar, and explore themes such as The UK, The Wider World, and The Coast. Additionally, children wi

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Explore attitudes towards money, learn about budgeting, and consider the impact of money on happiness and life choices in this comprehensive PSHE lesson for Year 8 students. Activities include analyzing feelings towards money, discussing the relationship between money and happiness, budgeting hypoth

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Embark on a thrilling journey from the National League to becoming a Premier League Champion through a series of challenges in PE, English, Maths, and PSHE. Earn points by completing tasks like football dribbling, gymnastics burpees, and rugby air passes. Accumulate enough points each season to secu

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Explore the Key Stage 4 courses offered, including details on GCSE grading, J Scale for GCSE comments, qualification types, Year 9 curriculum, Year 10 and 11 curriculum, GCSE English examinations, and science options. Gain insights into English Language, English Literature, Maths, Science, Humanitie

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