RSHE & PSHE
For our updated RSHE and PSHE policy, please click the link to visit our School Policies page
Following the recent review of RSHE, our policy and planning have been updated.
Through our Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) and Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE), we aim to encourage our children to:
- Stay safe
- Be healthy
- Enjoy their experiences
- Achieve
- Make a positive contribution
- Achieve economic wellbeing
Our policy identifies our approach to teach statutory sex education and ensuring we teach all elements of the statutory curriculum.
To support our planning and delivery, we have revised our approach and will be using the PSHE association guidance to support teaching and learning.
Long Term Plan
Our Long-Term Plan shows the topics taught every half term in all classes. If you would like more information about the content of lessons, please contact Mrs Peverall who will be happy to help.
Community and Family Group Links
Our new curriculum model is designed ot be responsive to local issues. We will address events or issues in the local area to support our children as and when required.
Our Family Groups meet every two weeks. We ensure that we make links between our RSHE and themes for our sessions to allow children to hear to same messages within their sibling and family groups.
Over the course of the year we raise awareness of various aspects of RSHE and PSHE such as NSPCC Pants Rule, Child line awareness with the support of NSPCC, anti-bullying, online safety and mental health and wellbeing.
Links for parents & carers
If you would like advice on supporting wellbeing and mental health, please see the advice below by clicking on the links.
Child Mental Health & Wellbeing – 10 Top Tips for Parents
Parents’ Mental Health & Wellbeing – 10 Top Tips for Parents