Christ Church C of E Primary School, Clifton
Personal, Social, Health and Emotional Education
PSHE Education (Personal, Social, Health and Emotional Education) is a planned programme of learning through which children acquire the knowledge, understanding and skills they need to successfully manage their lives – now and in the future. At Christ Church, we teach PSHE as a whole-school approach, underpinned by our school values, to support children’s capacity for learning and to encourage them to become healthy, happy individuals
Our aims:
- Help children understand and value who they are and how they can make a positive contribution to their school, the wider community and the world
- Support children to become positive, resilient learners who make progress and achieve
- Help children understand how to live healthy, safe and fulfilling lives
- Promote emotional literacy, encouraging children to recognise their thoughts and feelings and to choose their responses to situations
How is PSHE taught at Christ Church?
At Christ Church, PSHE is taught through the Kapow Primary scheme of learning. This curriculum focuses on key areas such as health, safety, wellbeing, relationships, and financial matters, ensuring that children develop into confident individuals and active members of society.
The Kapow Primary scheme follows a whole-school approach and is divided into three areas of learning in EYFS (Reception) and five areas across Key Stages 1 and 2:
EYFS (Reception):
- Self-regulation
- Building relationships
- Managing self
Key Stage 1 and 2:
- Families and relationships
- Health and wellbeing
- Safety and the changing body
- Citizenship
- Economic wellbeing
Each area is revisited at various stages, enabling children to build on prior knowledge and develop a deeper understanding over time.
PSHE Policy Consultation:
Please find below our PSHE policy and other links supporting the delivery of the policy.
PSHE Policy Consultation:
Please find below our PSHE policy and other links suporting the delivery of the policy.
PSHE RSE Parent information letter
RSE PSHE Curriculum Overview
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