Personal, Social, Health and Economic education (PSHE)

Welcome to KSS Personal Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) Education!

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Please see the attached overview document that explains the curriculum and the knowledge, skills and vocabulary progression map from Reception to Year 6.

We have also began creating Knowledge Organisers (KO) for each half term and these have been added below. These are child-friendly documents that demonstrate how we will implement the new curiculum, including the powerful knowledge that we wish children to learn after each topic. The impact of our curriculum will be based on how well the children retain this knowledge.

PSHE (personal, social, health and economic) education is an ‘important and necessary part of all pupil’s education.’ (Department for Education)

At Kirkstall St Stephen's C of E Primary School we aim to provide a PSHE education which ‘gives pupils the knowledge, skills, and attributes they need to keep themselves healthy and safe and to prepare them for life and work in modern Britain.’ (PSHE Association)

We follow the 'You me and PSHE' Islington programme. PSHE is taught as a discrete subject once a week by the class teachers. Relationship and Sex Education is also covered as part of this PSHE programme across school from Year 2 to Year 6 in line with goverment requirments.

A copy of the current Relationship and Sex Education Policy is attached.

As a school we also teach Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL) to enhance our curriculum provision and to ensure our pupils are given the best opportunitiy to be prepared for life in the wider world.

Files to Download

PSHE policy Jan 2022.pdf SEMH policy Feb 2022.pdf Global education policy March 2020.pdf RSE Policy May 2021.pdf PSHE overview.pdf PSHE progression map.pdf Year 1 PSHE Autumn 1 KO- Fun Times.pdf Year 1 PSHE Autumn 2 KO- Me and others.pdf Year 1 PSHE Spring 1 KO- Our bodies.pdf Year 1 PSHE Spring 2 KO- Feelings.pdf Year 1 PSHE Summer 1 KO- Feeling safe.pdf Year 1 PSHE Summer 2 KO- My money.pdf Year 2 PSHE Autumn 1 KO- What keeps me healthy.pdf Year 2 PSHE Autumn 2 KO- Friendships.pdf Year 2 PSHE Spring 1 KO- Boys, Girls, Families.pdf Year 2 PSHE Spring 2 KO- Boys girls and families.pdf Year 2 PSHE Summer 1 KO- Indoors and outdoors.pdf Year 2 PSHE Summer 2 KO- Medicines and me.pdf Year 3 PSHE Autumn 1 KO- Tobacco is a drug.pdf Year 3 PSHE Autumn 2 KO- Bullying.pdf Year 3 PSHE Spring 1 KO - Strengths and Challenges.pdf Year 3 PSHE Spring 2 KO- Saving spending and budgeting.pdf Year 3 PSHE Summer 1 KO- Celebrating differences.pdf Year 3 PSHE Summer 2 KO- What helps me choose.pdf Year 4 PSHE Autumn 1 KO- Democracy.pdf Year 4 PSHE Autumn 2 KO- Making choices.pdf Year 4 PSHE Spring 1 KO - What is important to me.pdf Year 4 PSHE Spring 2 KO- Playing safe.pdf Year 4 PSHE Summer 1 KO -Growing up and changing.pdf Year 4 PSHE Summer 2 KO- Growing up and changing.pdf Year 5 PSHE Autumn 1 KO - In the media.pdf Year 5 PSHE Autumn 2 KO- Stereotypes.pdf Year 5 PSHE Spring 1 KO- Dealing with a feeling.pdf Year 5 PSHE Spring 2 KO- Borrowing and earning money.pdf Year 5 PSHE Summer 1 KO -When things go wrong.pdf Year 5 PSHE Summer 2 KO- Different influences.pdf Year 6 PSHE Autumn 1 KO- Human rights.pdf Year 6 PSHE Autumn 2 KO- Healthy minds.pdf Year 6 PSHE Spring 1 KO- Weighing up a risk.pdf Year 6 PSHE Spring 2 KO- Out and about.pdf Year 6 PSHE Summer 1 KO- Mental health & Keeping safe.pdf Year 6 PSHE Summer 2 KO- Healthy relationships & How a baby is made.pdf