Our Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) curriculum is designed to meet the requirements of the Department for Education's statutory guidance while supporting pupils' personal development, wellbeing, and preparation for life in modern Britain. The curriculum is informed by high-quality resources, including Unifrog's Primary PSHE and RSHE programme, which provides a comprehensive, age-appropriate and progressive curriculum for pupils aged 5 to 11.

RSHE is delivered through a structured spiral curriculum, enabling pupils to revisit key themes and build upon their knowledge, skills and understanding as they move through the school. Lessons cover the statutory areas of Relationships Education and Health Education, including families and friendships, respectful relationships, online relationships, staying safe, physical health and mental wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, emotions, and personal safety. Content is taught in a manner that is appropriate to pupils' age, stage of development and individual needs. 

Our approach promotes a safe, inclusive and respectful learning environment where pupils are encouraged to develop confidence, resilience, empathy and positive relationships. Learning activities are engaging and interactive, supporting children to become active participants in their own learning and helping them develop the knowledge and skills needed to make informed and responsible choices.

The curriculum is planned to ensure compliance with statutory DfE RSHE guidance and aligns with the learning objectives of the PSHE Association. Resources are designed to support teachers in delivering sensitive topics confidently and accurately, while also providing opportunities to develop wider life skills, including communication, decision-making, problem-solving and understanding diversity and inclusion. 

We recognise the importance of working in partnership with parents and carers. Information about the RSHE curriculum is shared with families, and resources are available to support understanding of what children will learn at each stage. Assessment is used to monitor pupils' understanding and to inform future teaching, ensuring that all pupils make progress in their personal, social and emotional development. 

Through our RSHE provision, pupils develop the knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to stay safe, healthy and happy, build positive relationships, respect differences, and prepare for the opportunities and responsibilities of their future lives. 

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Sex Education

Scheme of Work

Relationships, Sex and Health Education is taught as part of our wider Personal, Social, Health, Economic Education curriculum, as well as National Curriculum subjects such as Science.

Science National Curriculum