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RSHE Curriculum 

 

Intent

We teach Relationships education, relasionships and sex education (RSHE) and Health education so that pupils understand the importance of healthy relationships and how to stay safe. We will teach the following areas and cover the expectations, as set out by the Department for Education, these include: 

  • Families and people who care for me
  • Caring friendships
  • Respectful relationships 
  • Online relationships 
  • Being safe

We teach RSHE alongside our PSHE programme of study. We use the statutory guidance from the Department for Education and follow the PSHE Association programme of study, which can be found by following the link below:

RSE_expectations_for_primary_pupils

https://www.pshe-association.org.uk/curriculum-and-resources/resources/programme-study-pshe-education-key-stages-1%E2%80%935

Our long term plan can be found by clicking on the links below: 

Click here to view the Long Term Plan for Relationships, Sex , Health Education 

Click here to view the Reception overview

Click here to view the overview for Years 1-6

Implementation 

We use the 1decision characters to teach the appropriate knowledge and skills to help deliver the statutory and non statutory guidance for Relationships, Sex and Health Education. Throughout each topic, pupils will be encouraged to do the following:

  • Develop and revisit key knowledge 
  • Ask and answer questions 
  • Make decisions based on scenarios and review consequences
  • Take part in discussions, debate, use role play and act out scenarios
  • Consider the views of others and challenge thinking 
  • Use correct terminology and learn new vocabulary
  • Consider big ideas and concepts

Where appropiate, we will invite visitors and professionals into school to support and enhance the development of RSHE. 

Click on the link below to view the 1Decision website. You can view resources, content and useful parental guidance. 

 https://www.1decision.co.uk/

 

Meet the characters

     

                                           Rainbow                        Deedee                            Darlee

Impact 

Our curriculum will ensure that all pupils leave our school understanding the importance of healthy relationships and how to stay safe. 

We monitor the impact of children’s learning through:

  • A reflection and evaluation of standards against the learning outcomes (LTPs)
  • Tracking pupil knowledge in pre and post assessments
  • Pupil discussions
  • Monitoring books

Statutory guidance

Relationships education, relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education

The new curriculum will be mandatory from September 2020 and should be delivered by Summer term 2021. 

Click the following link to read the Department for Education document 

Relationships_Education__Relationships_and_Sex_Education__RSE__and_Health_Education

Click the following link to read the RSE expectation for primary pupils

RSE_expectations_for_primary_pupils

 RSHE Policy 

Our RSE policy is currently under review and will be consulted with parents at the next Parent Forum. 

Click here to view the RSE Policy. 

Click here to view a guide for parents from the DFE