PSHEE
What is it about?
Personal, social, health and economic education (PSHEE) brings together personal, social and health education, work-related learning, careers, enterprise, and financial capability. At Sir John Leman, students follow a curriculum based on the PSHE Association's Programme of study (Key stages 3 and 4) both of which are in line with current DFE advice and guidance.
This programme of study covers three core themes:
- Health and wellbeing
- Relationships
- Living in the wider world: economic wellbeing, careers and the world of work
The curriculum aims to "support pupils' spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development and prepare them for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life". Students will develop intrapersonal skills required for self management, interpersonal skills required for positive relationships in a wide variety of setting and skills of enquiry.
What sort of work is done?
Our PSHEE curriculum is delievered at KS3 and KS4 via Enrichment Days and Tutor Time activities. These are as follows:
Year 10 -
Autumn Term
- Careers education: Work experience information, CVs and Letters of Application
- Sex and Relationships Education: healthy relationships, consent and the law, sexual orientation, respect for sexual diversity
Spring Term
- Drug Education
- Sex and Relationships Education: contraception and STis
- First Aid
Summer Term
- Work Experience Preparation, Work Experience Placement (one week) and debrief
- Health and Safety at work
- Interview Skills
Year 11 -
Autumn Term
- Drug Awareness: visiting speaker
- Health and Wellbeing
- Personal finance and budgeting
Spring Term
- Workwise Day: interview skills, mock interviews and feedback (input from the Barclays Life Skills team)
How is it examined?
There is no examination
How important is the Non-Examined Assessment (NEA)?
There is no NEA.
What qualification will I get? What could it lead to?
There is no formal qualification
Useful Resources:
www.thesource.me.uk - Suffolk website for young people
