PSHE

Our vision for PSHE is to develop

successful learners who achieve their potential in PSHE
confident individuals who are physically and emotionally healthy, with high self-esteem and the ability to think and discuss freely
responsible and spiritual citizens who show tolerance and respect, and appreciate diversity
active engagement, drawing on appropriate outside expertise to enhance our PSHE curriculum

PHSE (including Relationships Education, and Physical Health and Mental Wellbeing) is part of every child’s broad, balanced curriculum, and contributes strongly to their all-round personal development. Our curriculum fulfils and goes beyond the requirements of the statutory framework 2020 for Relationships Education, and Physical Health and Mental Wellbeing. Our PSHE curriculum is taught as part of "Learning Means the World", our thematic curriculum mapped and planned effectively through a 2 year rolling programme. Our PHSE curriculum supports the behaviour and pastoral care systems in school.

The PHSE curriculum is further enriched with

theme afternoons such as dementia awareness, anti-bullying, fiver challenge, cultural festivals and mindfulness which extend the planned PSHE provision
visiting speakers/activity organisers such as NSPCC, First Kick Football, road safety team, community dentist, fire service, PCSO
Commando Joes sessions building teamwork and character in a range of active "missions"
picture news worship, promoting debate, understanding of British values, appreciation of national and global issues, and providing opportunity for leadership
morning meetings to support mental well-being