PSHE

Intent

Enquiring and caring global citizens

Excellent PSHE education helps children and young people to stay safe, healthy and prepared for life's challenges and opportunities.

PSHE education inspires pupils to develop the knowledge, skills and attributes they need to thrive as individuals, family members and members of society. From making responsible decisions about alcohol to succeeding in their first job, PSHE education helps pupils to manage many of the most critical opportunities, challenges and responsibilities they will face growing up.

Implementation

PSHE (personal, social, health and economic) education is a subject through which pupils develop the knowledge, skills and attributes they need to manage their lives, now and in the future.

PSHE education helps pupils to stay healthy, safe and prepared for life – and work – in the modern world. We couldn’t agree more and work hard to make sure that our lessons are as engaging as possible.

British values are explicitly taught at the start of every academic year to all year groups. They then underpin all lessons across the three strands, alongside our IB values.

Michaelmas 1

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Michaelmas 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Lent 1

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Lent 2

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Summer 1

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Summer 2

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Intro to PSHE and transition to Secondary school

British values

Identity
Diversity
Racism

Relationships

Family relationships
Friends
E-safety - On-line and off-line relationships
Bullying

Mental health

Introduction to mental health and mindfulness
Perseverance
Resilience
Bullying or banter?
Anger management
Depression
Confidence
Self-esteem

Careers

UNIFROG
Enterprise skills
Challenging career stereotypes and raising aspirations

Personal finance

What do banks do?
Ethical financial decisions
The right financial products

Relationships

Conflict
Romance
Exploring family life

Sexual health

Managing puberty
Menstrual wellbeing

Personal safety

Wants and needs
Personal hygiene
Energy drinks
The importance of exercise
Healthy eating
Healthy lifestyles
CSE

Character and values

Growth mindset
Dealing with adversity
Values, beliefs and purpose

Citizenship

The criminal justice system
Democracy
Young offenders
Anti-social behaviour

Michaelmas 1 RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Michaelmas 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Lent 1

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Lent 2

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Summer 1

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Summer 2

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

British values

Racism
Homophobia
Transgender
Disability
Discrimination

Relationships

Domestic conflict and running away
Positive relationships

Mental health

Social media and self-esteem
Screen time
Rest and sleep
Self-awareness
Eating disorders
Bereavement and grief
Cancer awareness

Careers

UNIFROG
Enterprise
Entrepreneurs
Future careers

Personal finance

Credit or debit?
Budgeting
Income tax and National Insurance
Public spending

Relationships

Sexuality
Parenting
Forced and arranged marriages

Personal safety

Digital literacy
The dark web
Online grooming
Online fraud
Deepfakes
Personal safety
First aid -

Character and values

Goals and targets
Communication and team skills

Citizenship

Human rights
UNICEF and aid
Human trafficking
Barriers to education

Michaelmas 1

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Michaelmas 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Lent 1

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Lent 2

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Summer 1

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Summer 2

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

British values

Privilege
Stereotypes

Relationships

Peer pressure
Domestic violence
Identity
Sexual orientation
Relationship types

Mental health

Selfies and self- esteem
Body image and the media
Fake news
Body positivity
Gambling
Self-harm
Stress and anxiety

Careers

Options
UNIFROG
Employability

Personal finance

Money, savings and loans
State benefits
Salaries and payslips
Budgeting

Relationships

Long term commitment
Consent
Nudes and semi-nudes

Sexual health

STIs
Contraception
Teenage pregnancy
FGM

Personal safety

Vaping, e-cigs and smoking

Substances

Knives

Character and values

Growth mindset

Citizenship

Multi- culturalism
Global citizenship
Sustainability
Plastic

Michaelmas 1

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Michaelmas 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Lent 1

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Lent 2

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Summer 1

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Summer 2

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Y10

British values

Radicalisation and PREVENT
Terrorism

Relationships

Break-ups
LGBTQ+
Same sex relationships

Mental health

Anxiety
Social anxiety
Body shaming and body image
Role models
Suicide
Positive mental health
Gambling

Careers

UNIFROG
CVs and interviews
Interpersonal skills
Work experience

Personal finance

Savings and borrowing
Keeping your money safe
Budgeting

Relationships

Unplanned pregnancy
Adoption
Miscarriage
Marriage

Sexual Health

STIs
Contraception
Fertility and reproductive health

Personal safety

Tattoos and piercings
Anti-social behaviour
Substances
Gang crime
Knife crime
County lines
Alcohol awareness

Character and values

Positivity
Role models

Citizenship

Carbon footprint
Globalisation
Animal rights
Circus Animals

Michaelmas 1

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Michaelmas 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Lent 1

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Lent 2

THE WIDER WORLD

Summer 1

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Exam period

Y11

British values

Prejudice
Sexism Relationships
Consent
Homophobic assault
Sexual assault
- Abuse in relationships

Sexual health

Pornography
Revenge pornography

Mental health

Managing stress
Anxiety
Depression
Healthy body healthy mind

Personal Safety

Drugs and substances
Parties, festivals and clubbing
Promoting positive self- esteem
Alcohol awareness and binge drinking

Personal finance

Adulting
Pensions
Car ownership
Credit scores
Rent and mortgages

Careers

UNIFROG
Employment skills
Options post 16

Planning for success

Time management
How do we learn?
Revision timetables
Revision skills

Michaelmas 1

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Michaelmas 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Lent 1

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

Y12

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Misogyny

Violence against women and girls

Pornography

Safe relationships

Consent 1

Consent 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Staying safe:

Alcohol and substances

Personal heath: cervical screening, breasts and testicles

The influence of AI

Basic first aid: CPR, the recovery position

Leading a healthy life

LIVING IN THE WIDER WORLD

University, apprenticeships, travelling

Renting vs mortgages

Bank accounts, saving, investing and pensions

Credit cards and overdrafts

Driving

Michaelmas 1

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION

Michaelmas 2

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Exam period

Y13

Sexual norms and sexual ethics

Coercive control

Sexual violence

Sex and substances

Fertility

Early pregnancy loss

Staying safe: cars, cycling and licenced taxis and holidays

Alcohol and substances

Personal health: vulvas, penises and the menopause

Mental health: Awareness

Mental health: Anxiety

Mental health: stress management

Revision skills and success

There are many extra-curricular clubs that are supported by the PSHE curriculum. These include Equality club, eco-club, Spectrum, student wellbeing club and many more. Please see the clubs list for a full breakdown of what’s on offer to our students at Hockerill.