This year in our Relationships, Sex, and Health Education lessons or RSHE (previously called PSHE) we have been successfully trialling new units of work and lessons which cover the new statutory Health and Relationships curriculums.

 

Please see our PowerPoint introduction (found here) to the Relationship and Health curriculums and how we are implementing them at Fielding Primary.

 

Our initial overview for this subject, was created using resources and lessons from Ealing Health Improvement team, shows the mixture of health and relationships lessons that are taught from Nursery to Year 6. Following periods of school closure in the summer and spring terms we adapted our initial overview (found here) to focus on pupils' mental well-being  and rebuilding relationships. This means we changed the sequence of learning or included additional lessons to support pupils needs.

 

After trialling our new RSHE curriculum this year, we are consulting with parents again (last consultation about Relationship and sex education was in December 2019 when we were starting to prepare our new curriculum). Please complete the parent survey to share your views on our RSHE provision. Click here to fill in consultation survey.

 This survey will close on Tuesday 20th July at 12:00pm. 

 

What is taught in our RSHE lessons:

 

Relationship lessons include:

• families (including LGBTQ+ families and relationships)
• caring friendships
• respectful relationships
• being safe
• online relationships
• being safe (covering personal safety and when you might feel unsafe around other children and adults)

 

Health lessons include:

• mental well-being
• internet safety and harms
• physical health and fitness
• healthy eating
• drugs, alcohol and tobacco
• health and prevention (including sleep, allergies and teeth)
• basic first aid (year 6)
• changing adolescent body

Safeguarding, SMSC and British values are also golden threads weaved throughout our lessons.

 

Find out more about what pupils will learn by the time they leave primary school:

• DfE, relationships education