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PSHE

Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education is an important and necessary part of every child's education at Staverton. Alongside academic learning, PSHE addresses children's wellbeing needs and teaches them skills they can use in their everyday lives.

Our approach

Every class follows a planned programme of PSHE lessons, so that children learn about relationships, staying safe and growing up in a way that is right for their age.

Our scheme

We use the SCARF scheme for PSHE, built around six key themes: Me and My Relationships; Valuing Difference (including a focus on anti-bullying); Keeping Safe; Rights and Respect; Being My Best; and Growing and Changing (our relationships and sex education, or RSE, focus). Our RSE policy is available on our Policies page.

National initiatives

Anti-bullying and safer internet use are also taught at key points in the year, linked to national initiatives, including Safer Internet Day.