PHSRE

PHSRE Overview

Autumn 1

Relationships – Be Yourself

Lessons:

You are Unique

To explain why everyone is unique and understand why this should be celebrated and respected.

Let it Out!

To explain why I should share my own thoughts and feelings and I know how to do this.

Uncomfortable Feelings

To explore uncomfortable feelings and understand how to manage them.

The Confidence Trick

To understand why we sometimes feel shy or nervous and know how to manage these feelings.

Do the Right Thing

To identify when I might have to make different choices from those around me.

Making Amends

To explore how it feels to make a mistake and describe how I can make amends.

Autumn 2

Relationships – VIPs

Lessons:

People we Love

To explain how VIPs who love and care for each other should treat each other.

Think Before You Act

To identify different ways to calm down when I am feeling angry or upset.

It’s OK to Disagree

To understand that people have different opinions that should be respected.

You Decide

To identify negative influences on my behaviour and suggest ways that I can resist these influences.

Secrets

To explain when it is right to keep a secret, when it is not and who to talk to about this

False Friends

To recognise healthy and unhealthy relationships.

Spring 1

Health & Wellbeing – Its My Body

Lessons:

Your Body is Your Own

To know that my body belongs to me and that I have control over what happens to it.

Exercise Right, Sleep Tight

To understand why getting enough exercise and enough sleep is important.

Taking Care of Our Bodies

To understand how to take care of my body.

Harmful Substances

To understand the harmful effects of using drugs, including alcohol and tobacco.

How We Think and Feel About Our Bodies

To understand the harmful effects of using drugs, including alcohol and tobacco.

Healthy Choices

To make informed choices in order to look after my physical and mental health.

Spring 2

Living in the Wider World- Money Matters

Lessons:

Look After It

To explain some financial risks and discuss how to avoid them.

Critical Consumers

To understand how retailers try to influence our spending.

Value for Money and Ethical Spending

To discuss the spending decisions people have to make.

Budgeting

To explain why budgeting can be helpful and how a budget can be made.

Money and Emotional Wellbeing

To discuss the impact money can have on people’s emotional wellbeing.

Money in the Wider World

To explain the impact spending has on our environment.

Summer 1

Relationships- Digital Wellbeing

Lessons:

My Digital Life

To identify the benefits of the Internet and know how to look after my digital wellbeing.

Staying Safe, Healthy and Happy Online

To know how to stay safe, healthy and happy online and when I use digital technology.

Online Relationships

To know how to develop safe, respectful and healthy online relationships and can recognise the signs of inappropriate and harmful online relationships.

Social Media

To know how to use social media responsibly to protect the health, wellbeing and rights of all.

Saying No to Online Bullying

To know what online bullying is and what to do if I see or experience it to help make it stop.

Fake News

To understand not all information online is true and know how to assess the reliability of both text and images.

Summer 2

Living in the Wider World – Diverse Britain

Lessons:

Identities

To talk about the range of faiths and ethnicities in our nation and identify ways of showing respect to all people.

Communities

To explain what a community is and what it means to belong to one.

Respect The Law

To explain why and how laws are made and identify what might happen if laws are broken.

Local Government

To discuss the terms democracy and human rights in relation to local government.

National Government

To discuss the terms democracy and human rights in relation to national government.

Making a Difference

To investigate what charities and voluntary groups do and how they support the community

Term 1

Topic Title: Relationships

Lessons:

A good friend

Friendship

Bullying

Cyberbullying

Relationships

Falling in love

Families

Feelings and communication

Coping with disappointment

Influence and pressure

Bereavement

Term 2

Topic Title: Health and Wellbeing

Lessons:

Healthy eating

Physical health

Keeping clean

Immunisation

Puberty

Periods

Cigarettes and alcohol

Donations

Mental health

Resilience

E safety

Road safety

Term 3

Topic Title: Living in the wider world

Lessons:

British citizenship

British values

British culture

Design a country

Needs and wants

Poverty

Raising awareness

Organisation

Aspirations

Money management

Term 1

Topic Title: Relationships

Lessons:

Comfort zones and challenges

Running away

Friendship

Body image

Sex

Contraception

Consent and relationships

Nudes

Term 2

Topic Title: Health and Wellbeing

Lessons:

Solvent abuse

Smoking

Alcohol

Prescription drugs

Physical health

Fire Safety

Term 3

Topic Title: Living in the wider world

Lessons:

Personal finance

Real game

Data

Equality act

Racism and xenophobia

Islamophobia

Extremism

Knife crime

The law and legal processes

Child rights

Sweatshops

Period poverty

Raising awareness

Term 1

Topic Title: Living in the wider world

Lessons:

Call out culture

Suffrage

Feminism

FGM

Fertility treatment

Crime

Radicalisation

County lines

Debts

Consumer rights

Term 2

Topic Title: Health and Wellbeing

Lessons:

Positive body image

Self harm

Animal testing

Leadership skills

Smoking and vaping

Alcohol

Drugs

Addiction

Term 3

Topic Title: Relationships

Lessons:

Positive body image

Gender

Sex

Consent and underage sex

Unhealthy relationships

Emotional abuse

Grooming and CSE

Forced marriage

Divorce

Term 1

Topic Title: Living in the wider world

Lessons:

Citizenship research

Voting

Fake news

Discrimination

Gender

Gangs

Income awareness

Employment rights

Debt

9-5

Term 2

Topic Title: Health and Wellbeing

Lessons:

Sleep

Mental health 1

Mental health 2

Online gambling and gaming

Stress busting

Binge drinking

Drugs

Drugs and festivals

Cancer

FGM

Term 3

Topic Title: Relationships

Lessons:

LGBTQ+

Relationships and sending nudes

Break ups

Domestic violence

Sexual harassment and sexual assault

Honour based violence

Term 1

Topic Title: Relationships

Lessons:

Sexual health

First love

Safe sex

LGBTQ+

Nudes and porn

Self love

Healthy relationships including sex

Marriage

Pornography

Relationships

Parenting

Term 2

Topic Title: Health and Wellbeing

Lessons:

STIs

Smear test

Pregnancy

Miscarriage

Abortion

Term 3

Topic Title: Living in the wider world

Lessons:

Britishness

Criminal and civil law

Taxes and public spending

Women in the media

Pay inequality

Sexual harassment 1

Sexual harassment 2

If your child needs extra support following on from anything they do in their PHSE lessons they are encouraged to speak with staff. If they come home and want to discuss anything with parents/carers or need additional support from home please find some help and advice below. Pupils are shown a slide with the below helplines at the start of each PHSE lesson.

  1. Childline you can ring them, email them or chat online. They have counsellors waiting 24 hours a day for anyone 19 or under about ANY issue at all. – 0800 1111 or www.childline.org.uk
  1. Kooth.com for free online counselling 12pm-10pm weekdays and 6pm-10pm weekends.
  2. The Mix’s Crisis Messenger text service is available 24/7 and open to anyone aged 25 or under living in the UK. If you’re in crisis and need to talk, text THEMIX to 85258.

Webchat and Helpline service for free and confidential information and help on a wide range of issues for 13 to 25 year olds including, sex and relationships, your body, mental health, drink and drugs, housing, money, work and study and crime and safety 0800 808 49