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This webinar will help PSHE / RSHE leads, school leaders, governors, DSLs and Mental Health Leads to deliver a high quality PSHE curriculum in line with DfE statutory requirements.
From September 2020 the ‘Relationships education, relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education’ statutory guidance will come into effect. It will be mandatory for all schools to have implemented the new curriculum. This means that:
- Relationships education and health education must be taught in all primary schools
- All statutory subjects (including sex education in primary schools if they choose to teach this) should be taught within a framework of Personal, Social and Health education (PSHE)
In this webinar, PSHE and RSHE subject matter expert, John Rees, explains how schools can meet both their DfE requirements and Ofsted expectations around RSHE using the PSHE Association Programme of Study.
Learning Outcomes
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Practical advice and support on using the Programme of Study at Key Stage 1-2
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Recognise how the framework helps schools meet their current and forthcoming statutory requirements
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Learn how the programme of study can be used to meet Ofsted expectations and improve intent, implementation and impact
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Identify how the PSHE Association Programme of Study can be used to improve teaching and learning and outcomes for pupils
5 star CPD winners 2019
The production quality goes above and beyond what you might expect from a webinar, making for enjoyable viewing... Sarah Harrison - Chartered College of TeachingRead more about our award
PSHE
Very useful for the RSHE changesAlison Park, - Orgill Primary School
Duty to PHSE
Thorough, professional and well explained that schools have a duty to teach and give guidance to children on PHSE. Also that pupil health and well-being is linked with academic learning and achievement.Denise Jones, - Charlestown Community Primary School
Very helpful
Very helpful, Thank you.Samantha Ingram, Support staff - Burlington Junior School
Good
It was very informativeMichael Houghton, - Forefield Community Infant and Nursery School
PHSE/RHSE curriculum made clearer
I found the webinar very useful especially when it directed me to the recent documents that support the teaching of the PHSE curriculum. The data at the beginning of the webinar was very disturbing and I agree if we are going to enable the children in our care to be happy and healthy we have to start teaching a broad and balanced PHSE curriculum as early as possible.Nichola Byrne, Year 1 class teacher - Forefield Community Infant and Nursery School
It was interesting .Michelle Stanhope, - Carrwood Primary School
Very well presented and lots of useful information.Julie Buckley, TA - Chapel Street Primary School
PSHE & RSHE
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