PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic)
Personal, Social, Health and Economic Wellbeing Education (PSHE education) is a non statutory, but inspected, area of the National Curriculum.

Intent
Our PSHE curriculum equips pupils with the knowledge, skills, and attributes to lead safe, healthy, and fulfilling lives. It supports academic success and prepares pupils for life and work in modern Britain.
Implementation
We follow the SCARF scheme across all year groups, covering six key themes:
- Me and My Relationships – emotions, conflict resolution, friendships
- Valuing Differences – diversity and British Values
- Keeping Myself Safe – online safety, drugs, relationships
- Rights and Responsibilities – money, environment, wider world
- Being My Best – health, growth mindset, achievement
- Growing and Changing – RSE and personal development
Weekly assemblies reinforce British Values: democracy, rule of law, tolerance, liberty, and respect.
Impact
Pupils develop emotional intelligence, make informed choices, and show personal responsibility. They understand British Values, set goals, and navigate change confidently. Our PSHE provision ensures pupils are well-prepared for life in modern Britain.