PSHE and Values

PSHE and Values
 'Follow the three Rs:
  -Respect for self.
  -Respect for others.
  -Responsibility for all your actions.'
                                                                                       
          Dalai Lama
PSHE
Personal, Social, Health and Economic education.
 
At Bramingham Primary school, the teaching of PSHE enables our children to become healthy, independent, safe and responsible members of society. It helps them to appreciate what it means to be a member of a diverse community, showing respect for all and developing a sense of their own self-worth. Our PSHE curriculum, which is underpinned by our school values, ensures that all children leave us with the tools and confidence to tackle the various moral, social and cultural issues that are part of growing up . 
 

Our long-term planning has been informed by the PSHE Association's guidelines which has been adapted to suit our curriculum; each topic within our planning has a question focus.

Please note that the summer term is subject to change as we will introduce the Christopher Winter Project which is the PSHE Association's approved programme for Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) in Luton.

 

Values-based Education (VbE)

Alongside our PSHE curriculum are our values, which we implement and refer to on a daily basis. We feel that by doing this, it promotes a way of being that values the self, others and the environment. This is turn will help with developing self-awareness, mutual respect, communication skills and a solid moral compass. 

We have 4 overarching Values that we focus on over the course of the year - the 4Rs- Respect, Relationships, Responsibility and Resilience. When we learn about these values, we will also look at the importance of:

 

 

Peace

Choice

 

Unity

Equality

 

Patience

Kindness

 

Resilience

Perseverance

 

Understanding

Empathy

 

Responsibility

Care

 

Gratitude

Happiness

 

Independence

Optimism

 

Respect

Love

 

Being Healthy

Self-belief

 

Friendship

Forgiveness

 

Honesty

Courage

 
National Events this month you may want to discuss with your child at home.
 
 

Children’s mental health week

Safer internet day

Random acts of kindness week