PSHE-
Relationships, Sex Education & Health Education at Chamberlayne College for the Arts 2020/21
Introduction
From September 2020, the following subjects will become compulsory in applicable schools in England:
•Relationship education in primary schools
•Relationship and sex education in secondary schools
•Health Education in state funded primary and secondary schools
These subjects will support all young people to be happy, healthy and safe. Equipping them for life as an adult in British society.
Purpose and Aims
The purpose is to:
•Promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils at the school.
•Prepares pupils at the school for opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life
•Promote the wellbeing of pupils at the school
•Deliver Relationships and Sex Education (Secondary).
The aims are:
•Develop skills and attributes such as Leadership, Organisation, Resilience, Initiative and Communication (LORIC)
•Promote self-esteem, risk management and critical thinking
•To establish good working relationships and encourage mutual respect amongst all members of the school.
How?
•Lessons in KS3 & 4
•The curriculum is split into Three core themes; Relationships, Health & Wellbeing and Living in the Wider World
•Wider Curriculum
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•Assemblies
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•Culture & Ethos
Key Links
PSHE-
Relationships, Sex Education & Health Education at Chamberlayne College for the Arts 2020/21
Introduction
From September 2020, the following subjects will become compulsory in applicable schools in England:
•Relationship education in primary schools
•Relationship and sex education in secondary schools
•Health Education in state funded primary and secondary schools
These subjects will support all young people to be happy, healthy and safe. Equipping them for life as an adult in British society.
Vision
These subjects will support all young people to be happy, healthy and safe. Equipping them for life as an adult in British society, Thus supporting Chamberlayne's culture:
Purpose and Aims
The purpose is to:
•Promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils at the school.
•Prepares pupils at the school for opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life
•Promote the wellbeing of pupils at the school
•Deliver Relationships and Sex Education (Secondary).
The aims are:
•Develop skills and attributes such as Leadership, Organisation, Resilience, Initiative and Communication (LORIC)
•Promote self-esteem, risk management and critical thinking
•To establish good working relationships and encourage mutual respect amongst all members of the school.
How?
•Lessons in KS3 & 4
•The curriculum is split into Three core themes; Relationships, Health & Wellbeing and Living in the Wider World
•Wider Curriculum
•Assemblies
•Culture & Ethos