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PSHE and RSE at The Vineyard

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1. What is PSHE including RSE?

2. The Vineyard PSHE vision

3. RSE at the Vineyard

5. RSE Content Reception - Year 6

5. The right to withdrawal

6. Questions

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What is PSHE and RSE?

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  • Relationships and sex education is taught through our PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic) curriculum

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  • Relationships and Health Education is compulsory in primary schools and taught through PSHE

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  • Sex education is not compulsory in primary schools, though the Department for Education 

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 ‘continues to recommend that all primary schools should have a sex education programme tailored to the age and the physical and emotional maturity of the pupils.’

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  • As with the whole curriculum, PSHE including RSE, is best taught as a partnership between schools and parents

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Government Statutory Guidance

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PSHE Vision

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RSE at the Vineyard

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  • We cover RSE in our PSHE lessons
  • We use the Jigsaw scheme of learning
  • RSE is taught in the Summer 2 ‘Changing Me’ unit
  • We recently worked together to create a bespoke Vineyard curriculum that uses Jigsaw but adapts this content to ensure it’s most appropriate for our school.

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Using Scientific terms for body parts

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Research has shown that the consistent use of age-appropriate scientific vocabulary throughout the school contributes to positive body image, open discussion and questioning and the development of strong personal safety skills.

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The scientific language will be used throughout our planning at The Vineyard.

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Early Years, KS1 and Y3

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PSHE (including RHE & RSE) in Summer 2 at The Vineyard.

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Reception

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Year 1 and 2

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Year 3

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Y4

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Y4

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Y5

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Y6

Parents and carers have the right to withdraw their child from Year 6 lesson 4 (conception).

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Wednesday 28/6/23 PM.

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Any questions?