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PSHE

Lead SLT: Ms Marielle Dow
PSHE Coordinator: Ms S Hossain

Key Stage 3 (Year 7-9)

Date Year 7 Year 8 Year 9
Autumn half term 1 Theme: Mental Wellbeing  Autumn HT 1 Theme: Mental Wellbeing Autumn HT 1 Themes:
Relationships
14/09/2023 – 15/09/2023 Attitudes to mental health and promoting emotional wellbeing Mental wellbeing concerns Respect and Tolerance
Autumn HT 1 Theme: Online and Media (Due to remote learning)
28/09/2023-29/09/2023 Online Behaviour rules Online risks Real life friendships vs online friendships
12/10/2023- 13/10/2023 Digital citizenship/Digital footprint Risk of unknown people online Issues with oversharing
Autumn HT 2 – Relationships Autumn HT 2- Theme: Relationships Autumn HT 2 Theme: Relationships
9/11/2023- 10/11/2023 Positive and healthy friendships – respecting difference Unlawful discrimination and stereotypes Conflict in friendships and communities
16/11/2023 – 17/11/2023 Stereotypes and Sexism Homophobia Managing heated situations
07/12/2023- 08/12/2023 Gangs and violence Imbalance of power Maintaining a healthy relationship with social media
21/12/2023 – 22/12/2023 Knife Crime Overcoming conflict and finding forgiveness Marriage, relationships, forced marriages
Spring HT 1 Theme: Mental Wellbeing Online Spring HT 1 -Theme:  Mental wellbeing Online Spring HT 1 Theme: Mental Wellbeing
18/01/2024 – 19/01/2024 Gambling Mental health and emotional wellbeing digital resilience Anxiety
01/02/2024 – 02/02/2024 How time online impacts our wellbeing Gambling Depression and stress
Spring HT 2: Themes: Health and Prevention Spring HT 2 – Themes: Internet safety and harms Spring HT 2 Themes: Online media (indecent image sharing)
22/02/2024 – 23/02/2024 Personal Hygiene Body image introduction (Impacted by social media) Definition of what the law says regarding sharing pictures online
07/03/2024 – 08/03/2024 Healthy eating idealised  projections beliefs about beauty Issues and scenarios of indecent image sharing
21/03/2024 – 22/03/2024 smoking/vaping (previous one) Knife crime reporting incidents
Summer HT 1: Theme (Puberty) Changing adolescent body Summer HT 1: Themes: Drugs and alcohol Summer HT 1: Themes: Families and relationships  RSE
18/04/2024 – 19/04/2024 what is puberty? Introduction to alcohol and tobacco Gender and transgender 18.04.24
03/05/2024 – 04/05/2024 Menstrual health Long term and short term effects of alcohol Contraception part 1   3.05.24
16/05/2024 – 17/05/2024 Changes during puberty Harmful effects of tobacco and stopping smoking Preventing STI’s        16.05.24
Summer HT 2: Themes: Families and Relationships Summer HT 2: Themes: Health and prevention RSE Summer HT 2: Themes: Health and lifestyle
06/06/2024 – 07/06/2024 Introduction to consent  Relationships and consent legal/illegal drugs and what the law says
20/06/2024 – 21/06/2024 General Elections General Elections General Elections
04/07/2024 – 05/07/2024 Committed stable relationships Introduction to Contraception Prescription drugs and impacts
18/07/2024 – 19/07/2024 Positive  family relationships FGM Vaping

Key awareness dates: On these dates students will be learning about these topics during tutorial time

  • 16th to 20th October – Men’s health awareness week (Year 11 Only – this will include screening and SMEAR test)
  • 13th to 17th November – Anti-bullying week 
  • 6th February – FGM
  • 7th February – Safer internet day
  • 18th March – National child exploitation day (Child abuse, up skirting)
  • 16th to 22nd June World refugee day

Lessons highlighted in green include UK laws

Key Stage 4 (Year 10-11)

Date Year 10 Year 11
Autumn HT 1 Themes: Mental wellbeing Autumn HT 1 Themes: Mental Wellbeing
14/09/2023 – 15/09/2023 Every day stress triggers and how to manage stress coping with exam stress and anxiety
28/09/2023-29/09/2023 Problematic interactions online 28.09.23 Breaking down mental health stigma
Catfishing (including sexual exploitation) 29.09.23
12/10/2023- 13/10/2023 Obsessive behaviour online 12.10.23 Panic disorder and panic attacks
Trolling (impact on those affected) 13.10.23
Autumn HT 2 Theme: Online and media Autumn HT 2 Theme: Relationships
9/11/2023- 10/11/2023 Exploitation Relationship abuse
16/11/2023 – 17/11/2023 Spiral of addiction Faith and Hate Crime
07/12/2023- 08/12/2023 Gambling Making sense of pornography
21/12/2023 – 22/12/2023 Media and relationships Sharing sexual images
Spring HT 1 Theme: Drugs and Alcohol Spring HT 1 Themes: Healthy Lifestyle
18/01/2024 – 19/01/2024 Addiction and how it affects people Maintaining a healthy lifestyle
01/02/2024 – 02/02/2024 Impact of Drugs and Alcohol on mental Wellbeing Physical activity and positive mental wellbeing , sleep factor
Spring HT 2 Themes: Internet safety and harms Spring HT 2 Themes: Drugs and Alcohol
22/02/2024 – 23/02/2024 County Lines Drugs and the law part 1
07/03/2024 – 08/03/2024 Knife crime Drugs and the law: Cannabis, Marijuana, Ecstacy part 2
21/03/2024 – 22/03/2024 Law about sharing images (reporting penalties
Reporting and penalties (thenational.academy)
Summer HT 1:Themes: Relationships Summer HT 1:
18/04/2024 – 19/04/2024 Making sense of healthy/unhealthy relationships
03/05/2024 – 04/05/2024 Relationship expectations
16/05/2024 – 17/05/2024 LGBT relationships
Summer HT 2: Theme: Relationships
06/06/2024 – 07/06/2024 Family life
20/06/2024 – 21/06/2024 General Elections
04/07/2024 – 05/07/2024 Potential damage on relationships from viewing explicit material
18/07/2024 – 19/07/2024 FGM

Key awareness dates: On these dates students will be learning about these topics during tutorial time

  • 16th to 20th October – Men’s health awareness week (Year 11 Only – this will include screening and SMEAR test)
  • 13th to 17th November – Anti-bullying week 
  • 6th February – FGM
  • 7th February – Safer internet day
  • 18th March – National child exploitation day (Child abuse, up skirting)
  • 16th to 22nd June World refugee day

Lessons highlighted in green include UK laws

Key Stage 5 (Year 12-13)

Year 12:

Life in Modern Britain (British values), Life in Modern Britain (Democracy and rule of law), Radicalisation and extremism, Healthy lifestyle and Mental Health, Careers and Work Experience, Sexting, Cyberbullying and Online safety, Propaganda, Resilience, Conspiracy Theories, Social Media and Gaming, Drugs and Alcohol, UCAS / IAG, Gangs and Youth Violence, FGM, Forced Marriage, LGBT Rights, Financial Planning, Fake News and Conspiracy Theories, Sexual Exploitation, Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas), UCAS – Writing Personal Statements and Unifrog, Critical Thinking Skills

Year 13:

UCAS – IAG, Careers, Employment, Healthy Lifestyle and Mental Health Wellbeing, British Values: Individual Liberty and Rule of Law, British values: Democracy and the Rule of Law, Drugs and Alcohol, Financial Planning and Debt, Body Image, Gender Equality, Stress Management, LGBT Rights, Sexual Exploitations, Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas),  SRE – Healthy relationships and Sex Education, Euthanasia and Religion, War and Religion and Gender and Religion

RSE (Relationship and Sex Education)

We have recently planned changes to the way in which we will deliver RSE (Relationship and Sex Education) within our PSHE (Personal, Social and Health Education) programme. These changes have been made so as to ensure that we meet the requirements of the new Relationship and Sex Education legislation from the Department for Education.

RSE – Tower Hamlets – Parents Frequently Asked Questions

RSE – Stepney All Saints FAQs

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RSE Resources Examples from KS3 AND KS4