PSHE
PSHE stands for Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education. PSHE aims to provide children with the knowledge and skills to keep themselves happy, healthy and safe, as well as to prepare them for life and work.
We teach PSHE through 3 schemes of work :
No Outsiders
No Outsiders teaches children they belong in school. We say there are “No Outsiders” here because everyone is welcome; we talk about being different and playing together. We are focusing on belonging and we talk about difference as a positive thing, not a negative thing. In the 2020s in the UK we are all different and this work prepares children for life in modern Britain and furthermore for life a global citizens. We want all children to know who they are, feel confident and know they belong in school.
Growing up with Yasmine and Tom is an online resource to help schools deliver sex and relationships education (SRE) as part of their personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education programme. It has been produced by the charity FPA. It is designed to be an age-appropriate, fun, interactive way for your child to learn about their body (including growing up/puberty), life cycles, feelings, relationships, gender stereotypes and keeping safe (including keeping safe online).
Drugs and Alcohol Education
The Department for Education (DfE)’s statutory guidance for Health Education at primary phase requires that pupils be taught the facts and risks associated with drug, alcohol and tobacco use. We follow a scheme of work from the PSHE association that covers all statutory Health Education requirements.