Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE)
Colville is committed to giving every child an equal opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge they need to thrive now and in the future. Personal, Social, Health and Economic education helps children to stay healthy, safe and prepared for life, and work, in modern Britain.
We deliver PSHE using a scheme of work based on Coram Life Education. This comprehensive scheme of work covers all of the DfE’s statutory requirements for both PSHE and RSE (Relationships and Sex Education). This is delivered using a spiral, age-appropriate curriculum.
Our lessons promote positive behaviour, good mental health and wellbeing, resilience and achievement, helping children to stay safe online, develop healthy and safe relationships, making sense of media messages, challenging extreme views and having the skills and attributes to negotiate and assert themselves now and in the future.
The SCARF programme divides the year into 6 themed units:
- Me and My Relationships: includes content on feelings, emotions, conflict resolution and friendships;
- Valuing Difference: a focus on respectful relationships and British values;
- Keeping Myself Safe: looking at keeping ourselves healthy and safe
- Rights and Responsibilities: learning about money, living the wider world and the environment;
- Being My Best: developing skills in keeping healthy, developing a growth mindset (resilience), goal-setting and achievement;
- Growing and Changing: finding out about the human body, the changes that take place from birth to old age and being safe.
