In Years 7, 8 and 9, PSHE Personal incorporating Careers and Citizenship is taught in a 1 hour per weekly timetabled lesson.
In Year 10 and 11, PSHE Life-Skills incorporating Careers, Citizenship, ICT and Religious Education is taught in a 1 hour weekly carousel programme.
In Year 12 and 13 PSHE Futures incorporating Careers and Citizenship is taught in a weekly timetabled lesson.
Our spiralling curriculum allows students to build upon their knowledge and develop key concepts and ideas.
- Facilities
- Key Stage 3 (including lesson content for Year 7, 8 and 9)
- Key Stage 4 (including lesson content for Year 10 and 11)
- Key Stage 5 (including lesson content for Year 12 and 13)
- Extra curricular activities
- Websites to help students learn about PSHE
- Various Health and Wellbeing links
- Contact the Head of Faculty to learn more about the curriculum
Key Stage 3
- Year 7
- Primary Transition.
- Staying Safe Online.
- Managing Change
- Friendship, Respect and Relationships.
- Celebrating Differences.
- Politics, Parliament and Me
- All about Me (my body) - Year 8
- Physical Health and Mental Wellbeing.
- Dangerous Society - Online and Offline.
- Proud to be Me.
- Identify, Relationship and Sex Education.
- LGBTQ+ Explored.
- Law Crime and Society.
- My Choices. - Year 9
- Body Confidence.
- Legal and Illegal Drugs.
- Essential Life-Skills.
- Sex, Consent andthe Law.
- Rights and Support.
- Combatting Extremism and Terrorism.
- Sex Education.
- KS3-4 Options.
Key Stage 4
- Year 10
- Violence Crime and Seeking Safety.
- Rights and Responsibilities.
- Exploring World Issues.
- Mental Health and Wellbeing.
- Exploring Eelationships and Sex Education.
- Combatting Extremism and Terrorism.
- Religious Education.
- ICT. - Year 11
- Staying Safe.
- Sexual Health.
- Adult Health.
- Your Future and Beyond.
- Religious Education.
- ICT.
Key Stage 5
- Year 12
- Health and Wellbeing.
- Drugs and Risk Education.
- Personal Finance.
- Positive Wellbeing.
- Health, Safety and Diversity.
- Careers.
- Study Skills. - Year 13
- Personal Finance.
- Drugs and Risk Education.
- Emotional Wellbeing.
- Relationship and Sex Education.
- Study Skills.Transition at the end of Key Stage 5 is also a major aspect including:
All of this and more is covered in our comprehensive Careers IAG area:
Extra curricular activities
- IAG field trips (for example, Army AES exhibition)
- Enterprise Week
- Activities Week
Websites to help students learn about PSHE
Please refer to the Careers Advice pages
Various Health and Wellbeing links
Please refer to the Get Help page