Personal Development and Well-Being

National Healthy Schools Programme

By following the National Healthy Schools Programme web link you will be able to access national, regional and local programme information and guidance.
This includes guidance for the 4 healthy schools programme themes:-
1. Personal, Social and Health Education (including Sex and Relationship Education, Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco Education)
2. Healthy Eating
3. Physical Activity
4. Emotional Health and Well Being (including anti-bullying)

Every Child Matters

Click here for further information on Every Child Matters

SEAL

Click here for further information on Social Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL)

Citizenship

Click here for further Citizenship information and guidance

QCA Secondary Curriculum

See website for further details of the QCA Secondary Curriculum, including new programmes of study for PSHEE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education)

http://curriculum.qca.org.uk/curriculum-in-action/secondary_curriculum.aspx

April 2007 OFSTED Report- Time for change? Personal, Social and Health Education

Summary
At a time of considerable change for personal, social and health education (PSHE), this report evaluates the current provision: whether it is based sufficiently closely on the needs of young people and how the outcomes might be best achieved. It considers the pressures that children and young people face as they mature and discusses the significant role played by most parents in advising and supporting their children. Schools and PSHE programmes in particular, have a major part to play in the personal and social development of young people.

PSHCE Risk Assessments

Click here for further NYCC guidance on how to support safe practice in or outside the classroom

Teaching and Learning Activities Database

The North Yorkshire LA PSHCE Activities Database

To access the database as an audit tool, you must register at www.n-yorks.net including
in your details that you are a PSHCE co-ordinator, and then log in.

You can use this web based data base as:-
1. An auditing tool - 'Assessing Entitlement of PSHCE'
2. A source of PSHCE activities at KS3 and KS4