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PSHE/RSHE

PSHE is central to giving pupils the knowledge, skills and understanding they need to lead confident, healthy, independent lives and to become informed and responsible British citizens. It underpins our curriculum and is woven through all areas of school life.

 

We want all pupils at Field House to recognise their own value, work well with others and become increasingly responsible for their own learning. We foster positive attitudes which promote:

 

  • Health and wellbeing – valuing their own identity, managing risks and making safe decisions
  • Relationships - respecting difference and diversity, forming effective, fulfilling relationships that are essential to life and learning
  • Living in the wider world – contributing to school life and the community

We teach PSHE through the acclaimed Jigsaw scheme.  This was chosen as it has a huge focus on emotional literacy and emotional health.   Jigsaw is a whole-school approach, that establishes consistency and gives all teachers confidence to deliver high-quality lessons. Not only does Jigsaw meet all statutory RSHE requirements, but it also elevates educational outcomes together with mental health and safeguarding.

 

Jigsaw nurtures children to be confident and successful, increasing their capacity to learn and preparing them for the challenges of the modern world. Developed by teachers and well-being experts, Jigsaw provides children with opportunities to develop their emotional intelligence and life skills.

 

All children received a time-tabled Jigsaw slot every week to receive personal, social, emotional and health education through. Lessons are fully planned and resourced and aligned to the appropriate national frameworks.  They each integrate   emotional literacy, self-regulation, and social skills in an easy session per week.

  • Seek out others to share experiences
  • Develop some special friendships
  • Develop role play ideas with others, initiating play with them
  • Name feelings
  • Follow routines and expectations
  • Respond to needs and wishes of others
  • Separate from carers
  • Express own interests and preferences
  • Talk about home / community
  • Respond to praise, enjoys responsibility of small tasks
  • Manage feelings and behaviour 
  • Talk about feelings and behaviour
  • Demonstrate friendly behaviour
  • Initiate conversations and listening to other ideas (Philosophy for Children, P4C)
  • Confidently speak to others about wants, needs and opinions
  • Describe self in positive terms
  • Know what makes them unique (similarities & differences)
  • Confident to try new activities
  • Form good relationships
  • Understand actions affect other people
  • Take steps to resolve conflict without aggression
  • Be Responsible - understand rules, create and follow rules
  • Understand differences and diversity - recognise and respect each other and others' opinions
  • Work cooperatively
  • Be healthy - recognise how to live a healthy lifestyle
  • Explore emotions - recognise and react to own emotions
  • Understand bullying is not acceptable, understand the effect of actions
  • Understand relationships - discuss important people, understand changing relationships, be aware of transitions to the next year group
  • Participate in Philosophy for Children (P4C)
  • Enterprise activities (one event each half-term)
  • Participate in healthy living day
  • Describe ways to stay healthy
  • Understand that some choices have consequences
  • Identify strengths and targets e.g. personal goals, New Year's Resolutions
  • Recognise and describe feelings
  • Identify people who can help
  • Understand privacy rights
  • Recognise and discuss types of bullying 
  • Create rules and agree to follow them
  • Understand how the local environment can be harmed and protected 
  • Money matters - Understand that money comes from different sources 

 

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