PSHE (including RSHE)

White Cliffs Primary and Nursery School believes that a strong PSHE education is important to help our pupils develop into well-rounded members of society, who can make a positive contribution to their community. Our PSHE curriculum covers the statory content of RSHE. We use the Programme of Study from the PSHE Association.

PSHE Association | Charity and membership body for PSHE education (pshe-association.org.uk)

We can share copies of the PSHE Assosiation materials via email with any parent/carer of a pupil at White Cliffs Primary and Nursery School who requests access to content of lessons taught to their children. Please email admin@whitecliffsprimary.com to request this information.

Our PSHE education also covers economic wellbeing, careers & enterprise education, and personal safety  (including assessing and managing risk). 

• Our school is one where everyone is encouraged and supported to achieve their personal best.

• Our school is welcoming, inclusive, has a real community feel and is a place where everyone is valued.

• Our pupils and staff treat each other equitably, fairly, with kindness and with mutual respect. At all times, staff and pupils are encouraged to show a high regard for the needs and feelings of others through their actions and words.

• Our pupils and staff are enterprising and approach challenges with a ‘can-do’ attitude.

• The needs and interests of all pupils, irrespective of gender, culture, ability or aptitude, will be promoted through an inclusive and varied PSHE curriculum at our school.

• Our environment is safe and clean with everyone sharing responsibility for it.

• Our culture is one of continuous improvement, creativity and enthusiasm.

Events coming this year:

Children's Mental Health Week w/c 09.02.2025

For Mental Health Week, we spent time looking at our emotions linked to the new Inside Out movie. Each class was given a character to decorate for our display outside Year 3 and 4. Take a look at them when you're down the corridor next time. They're fantastic! 

KS2 also created our own 'headquarters' and described who would be our lead character - like Joy is the lead in Riley's mind and KS1 drew their own islands of personality and shared about all of their interests.                                                            

DFE: Relationships education, relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education: FAQs

PSHE Association Parent Information