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PSHE and SMSC
A holistic, whole-school approach to PSHE and SMSC, embedded across the curriculum, will improve pupils' wellbeing and create a more positive learning environment.
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The relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education curriculum became compulsory for schools in September 2020. Rebecca Jennings explains what you need to know about the RSE/RSHE guidance
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Relationships and sex education can be a controversial topic for parents. This template letter and FAQs will help explain your school's PSHE curriculum and keep them informed
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Shaun Dellenty explains how to position RSE in your whole school ethos and teach pupils about LGBT+ for the safety and wellbeing of all young people
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Schools need to be aware that RSE covers more than just sex education. Charlie Roden signposts resources for some useful starting points
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Luke Ramsden shares a PSHE lesson resource exploring attitudes towards statues of public figures in the light of Black Lives Matter. Use it to stimulate discussion with pupils
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Download and adapt this lesson plan around the use of social media to stimulate discussion, reflection and critical thinking
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Luke Ramsden shares a PSHE lesson resource focused around why sleep matters and how to get more of it. Use it to stimulate discussion with pupils
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Luke Ramsden shares a PSHE lesson resource focused around the Extinction Rebellion movement. Use it to stimulate discussion with pupils
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The RSE curriculum states that all pupils need to be taught about mental wellbeing. What does this mean in practice? Kelly Hannaghan shares ways to teach pupils about recognising and understanding emotions
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Gill Barrett looks at implementing spirituality into the curriculum and how this differs for children with severe learning difficulties