Personal, Social and Health Education

Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE) is a vital topic that helps children develop important knowledge, skills and attributes for life, for both now and in the future. We teach it as a discrete subject but it is also threaded throughout all aspects of school life including assemblies, behaviour and safety,

This is best explained in our curriculum overview below:

There are three strands to our curriculum. The image below demonstrates the key areas within each of these. These are taken from the English National Curriculum and the Personal Development expectations for primary schools, and is adapted to the needs of our pupils.

Our Learning Heroes exemplify our Respect Values. We strive to emulate the example that they set within our lessons and beyond. The full list of our heroes this year is below.

Careers Assemblies

Each half term, every year group have an assembly delivered from a visitor who will talk to us about their job. We will learn what they do, how they got there, who they help and what equipment they might use. We aim to help our learners aspire, understand what careers are available and what they might need to do to succeed here in the future. Keep an eye on our news page for more information about these each half term.

Teaching British Values and Protected Characteristics at St George's

British or Universal Values are threaded throughout our curriculum and in our Personal Development assemblies, activities, and lessons.

Relationships, Relationships and Sex, and Health Education

St George's Relationships, Relationships and Sex, and Health Education (RSE) curriculum is an important part of our PSHE offer. We ensure that our teaching is age-appropriate and builds on prior learning through quality-assured planning and resources from the Christopher Winter Project, cross-referenced with government statutory guidance.

The curriculum overview for the RSE strand is included below and is taught across the year. If you would like more information about this, please contact us.

Sample Lesson Plan RSE 3 Year 6

We are members of the PSHE Association and work with different partners and resources to ensure that our curriculum is robust and practical. This includes (click for links):

The Christopher Winter Project