PSHRCE

Curriculum

Personal, Social, Health, Relationship and Citizenship Education

PSHRSCE incorporates spiritual, moral social and cultural education (SMSC) as well as Relationship Education (RSE) and British Values (BV). At Oulder Hill Leadership Academy we believe all our pupils are entitled to a curriculum that prepares them for life beyond school. Our PSHRSCE curriculum equips our students with the knowledge and skills to become reflective and successful citizens. We want our students to gain knowledge of democracy, wellbeing, relationships, living in the wider world, and develop the ability to construct and engage in well balanced arguments.

Students will study the following key areas:

· Health and Wellbeing

· Living in the Wider World

· Relationships

· Citizenship

· Online Safety

· Families

· Legislation to Protect Citizens

· Careers Education

· Personal Development and Positive Well-Being

What will I study at Key Stage 3?

Year 7

· Mental Wellbeing

· Transition

· Citizenship

· Fundamental British Values

· Physical Health and Fitness

· Living in the Wider World

· Healthy Lifestyles

· Online Safety and Media

· Managing Effective Relationship

Year 8

· Families

· Being Safe

· Citizenship

· Fundamental British Values

· Internet Safety

· Personal Finance and Wellbeing

· Respectful Relationships

· Maintaining Healthy Lifestyles

· Basic First Aid

Year 9

· Careers

· Mental Wellbeing

· Physical Health and Fitness

· Online Safety

· Families

· Respectful Relationships

· Basic First Aid

What will I study at Key Stage 4?

Year 10

· Making Financial Decisions

· Mental Wellbeing

· Being Safe

· Internet Safety

· Substance Abuse and Misuse

· Health and Prevention

· Intimate and Sexual Relationship, including sexual health (Right to be withdrawn if delivered as part of PSHE)

Year 11

· Post 16 Applications

· Personal Statements

· CV Writing

· Revision Skills

· Mental Wellbeing

· Intimate and Sexual Relationships, including sexual health (Right to be withdrawn if delivered as part of PSHE)

Assessment

Students are assessed through regular low stake assessments.

Enrichment Offer

We run a range of opportunities throughout the academic year to promote spiritual, moral, social and cultural education. We celebrate British values in all aspects of our curriculum. We also promote the development of personal, health and relationship education.

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