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This webinar will help to support governing bodies, school leaders, head teachers, PSHE / RSHE leads and subject leads around promoting and implementing British values into their school curriculum.
The Ofsted School inspection handbook states that inspectors will judge:
- How well leaders promote British values through their curriculum as part of their personal development
- If pupil’s understand fundamental British values and accept and engage with British values as part of their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development (SMSC)
In this webinar, PSHE and RSHE subject matter expert, John Rees, explores how schools can fulfil their obligations towards teaching British values and implement changes in line with the new ‘Relationships education, relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education’ statutory curriculum due to become mandatory in September.
Learning Outcomes
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Understand what the DfE and Ofsted mean when discussing and inspecting British values
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Recognise how British values can fit into your curriculum planning for both primary and secondary teaching and learning
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Learn how the new statutory RSHE guidance compliments pupil’s spiritual, moral, social and cultural (SMSC) development as inspected under Ofsted
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Identify the knowledge and understanding that is expected of pupils around British values• Identify the knowledge and understanding that is expected of pupils around British values
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Awareness of the DfE guidance around promoting British values and signposting to further resources and support
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
Worth watching for all staff!
Clear advise given - all staff should watch from top of school to bottom.Marilyn Cain, - Roding Valley High School
British Values webinar.
A very well presented webinar. British Values were discussed not only in general terms but also in relation to Covid19 and how we, as educators, move forward from here - very relevant and thought provoking.Gail Rule, - Winifred Holtby Academy
Looking to the future..
An excellent an informative review of British Values and what they mean in school,but more importantly how we all need to pay attention to these things in view of our future "School life" Thank you Mr ReesSally Billam, - Hornsea Community Primary School
Insightful and relevant
The webinar comprehensively covered SMSC in schools and highlighted the importance of SMSC and values in pupils' return to school after Covid 19. This was particularly powerful in reminding us of the gap in vulnerable students and others on their return and the need for schools to be prepared for a compassionate approach to the re-engagement of pupils with the school environment and curriculum. Really interesting.Kate Gill, - Newport Girls' High School
Promoting British Values
insightful and thought-provoking, leaving me with plenty to think about and also reflect on what we do well alreadyNatalie Sacre, - Goldington Academy
This webinar was really interesting. It was really useful to hear someone talk about how to cope with childrens wellbeing after Covid.Julie Buckley, TA - Chapel Street Primary School
This webinar was very highly presented , the coverage was in depth with clear explanations which was very beneficial for me.
I a always looking for opportunities to learn about new topics to broaden my knowledge . The National College always has a topic which is of interest for me to learn about .Jubeda Begum, Teacher - Phoenix Primary & Secondary School
British Values after 2020
It highlighted what l had heard lately in society about the need for new direct communication. Empathetic reflection on learning from recent experiences and how compassion towards bereavement will build a cohesive community to promote a productive future of British values.Denise Robertson, TA - Kettlebrook Pupil Referral Unit
Worth watching webinar
Very clearly, highlights the importance of providing high-quality SMSC to our pupils.Ana Lia Da Silva Ferreira, TA - Chapel Street Primary School
EXCELLENT
It was really informative and very useful.Kai Rogan, Support Staff - Castle Hill Primary School
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