Personal Development opportunities

	A	B	C	D	E
1	Event or approach	Description	OFSTED area	Who it benefits	Cost to children?
2	PSHE curruculum	You, Me, PSHE scheme, adapted to Hanover's context	Relationships Education	All children through weekly lessons	No
3	RSE curriculum	You, Me, PSHE scheme, adapted to Hanover's context. RSE policy on website and consultation with parents completed	Sex education	All children in years 2, 3-4 and 5-6	No
4	iTIPS training	Staff training in trauma-informed practice led by multi-agency group in Islington over 2 years for all staff (2020-2022	Mental Health and Wellbeing	All children	No
5	Zones of Regulation	Research-led approach to talking about emotional regulation with children, currently used in Lower School with Upper School adopting in 2023	Mental Health and wellbeing	Children in Nursery-Y2	No
6	Circle Time	Children trained and given opportunities to discuss issues relating to PSHE and personal development in class	Mental Health and wellbeing	All Children	No
7	Place2Be	Professional counselling service, offering blocks of 10 and 20 week psychotherapy to children in years 2-6, as well as staff supervision, parental support and weekly drop-in sessions for children in years 2-6. Whole class sessions led on specific topics including transitions, behavioural concerns, and bereavment.	Mental Health and wellbeing	Children in years 2-6, parents across the school, all staff	No
8	Pupil Surveys	Annual pupil surveys help the school to ensure PSHE and other teaching is addressing current issues, that children feel safe and listened to, and that views on behaviour, teaching and learning and wellbeing are understood and addressed.	Mental Health and wellbeing	Children in years 2-6, parents across the school, all staff	No
9	Children's Mental Health Week	Assemblies and lessons taught, as well as parental communication focusing on specific aspects of children's mental health. In 2022-2023 this was around "Making connections"	Mental Health and wellbeing	All children	No
10	Anti-Bullying Week	Assemblies and lessons taught, as well as parental communication focusing on specific aspects of children's mental health. In 2022-2023 this was "Reach Out"	Mental Health and wellbeing	All children	No
11	Child-led model in Lower School	See How We Learn on the school website.	Mental Health and wellbeing	Children in nursery-Y2	No
12	Lunch Club	Lunchtime social communication intervention for selected children who find lunchtime play difficult.	Mental Health and wellbeing	Selected children in years 1-6	No
13	Playground Peers	Lunchtime peer-support - children in years 5&6 working with children in years 3&4	Mental Health and wellbeing	All children in years 3&4, as well as the children trained in years 5&6 to deliver the intervention	No
14	Taste Ed.	Healthy eating programme for children, encouraging them to explore new foods	Physical Health	All children	No
15	Cooking and Nutrition (part of DT curriculum)	Lessons across the school exploring food and nutrition	Physical Health	All children	No
16	Intensive Swimming model	Daily swimming lessons for all children in years 3&4 over a two week block.	Physical Health	All children in years 3&4	No
17	Girls' Sport Club	Weekly competitive sports club run by the school's PE and sport leader	Physical Health	Girls in years 3-6 who volunteer	Yes, but heavily subsidised for children entitled to PP
18	Wildcats Girls Football	Weekly competititve football club led by school staff and FA-trained staff	Physical Health	Girls in years 3-6 who volunteer	No
19	Football Squad	Weekly competititve football club led by school staff	Physical Health	Children in years 5&6 who volunteer	Yes, but heavily subsidised for children entitled to PP
20	Swim Squad	Weekly competitive sports club run by school staff and trained by a qualified coach, taking part in regular galas and competitions	Physical Health	Children in years 3-6 who volunteer and can swim at least 30 metres	Yes, but heavily subsidised for children entitled to PP
21	Arsenal Double Club	Weekly wellbeing and multi-sports club run by trained coaches from Arsenal	Mental Health and Wellbeing	Nominated children in years 3-6	No
22	Project Evolve Digital Literacy scheme	Online safety and digital literacy scheme delivered by teachers across the school	Technology and Media	All children	No
23	Islington Computing scheme	Locally-developed scheme covering the National Curriculum for Computing, and adapted for use at Hanover	Technology and Media	All children	No
24	Safer Internet Day	Assemblies and lessons taught, as well as parental communication focusing on specific aspects of Online Safety. In 2022-2023 this was around "Want to talk about it?". Also staff training linked to this day and parental comms.	Technology and Media	All children, staff and parents	No
25	Regular emails to parents about Online Safety	Short, accessible communications from school to families about how to keep children safe online at home. In 2022-2023 these have focused on ensuring familes know how to talk about online safety, and sharing resources to help address issues and set clear ground rules.	Technology and Media	All children and parents	No
26	Regular Online Safety parental workshops	Offer to all parents relating to regular communications about keeping children safe online.	Technology and Media	All children and parents	No
27	Celebration Assembly	Weekly celebration of academic and pastoral progress, as well as good attendance and behaviour	Citizenship	All children in years 2-6	No
28	School Council	Weekly meetings using Smart School Council model with 2 children from each class representing, who lead weekly discussions in their classes on issues relating to PSHE, school development and wider geopolitical issues.	Citizenship	All children	No
29	Other pupil reponsibilities	Including library monitors, play mentors etc,	Citizenship	Selected children	No
30	11By11 visits and experiences	Termly cultural trips and experiences in Islington, aimed at getting children into cultural careers	Wider Opportunities	All children	No
31	Educational visits and trips	At least termly visits in the local area and to culural/other locations in London	Wider Opportunities	All children	Voluntary contributions sometimes sought
32	Residential trips	Year 5 trip to Kench Hill outdoor centre developing independence, outdoor skills, KUW and other skills. Year 6 wild-camping trip to Chilterns - developing outdoor skills, resilience, indepdence, geographical skills etc.	Wider Opportunities	Children in years 5&6	Free to all children in year 5, cost to year 6 pupils, but heavily subsidised for children entitled to PP
33	Extra-curricular clubs	Including sports clubs, catch-up interventions.	Wider Opportunities	Selected children across the school	No
34	Music club	Music club led by expert teacher	Wider Opportunities	Children in Lower School with free places for PP children	Yes, but free places for PP pupils
35	Termly concerts	Termly concerts in all phases to parents. Changing themes and foci, including Y3/4 pantomime, singing concert at Easter, family singalong in EYFS etc.	Wider Opportunities	All children	No
36	West African dance and drumming programme	Challenging programme of djembe and dance led by Hackney Music Service	Wider Opportunities	All children in year 5	No
37	Ukelele lessons	Whole-class lessons taught by music specialist as part of the music curriculum over the course of a year.	Wider Opportunities	All children in year 2	No
38	1:1 instrumental lessons	Peripatetic-taught lessons 1:1 with children within the school day, along with termly concert to parents	Wider Opportunities	Children who opt in from Reception to year 6	Yes, but heavily subsidised for PP children.
39	Weekly thematic assembly	SLT-led assembly focusing on geopolitical, historical or social issues and British Values	Citizenship	All children in years 3-6	No
40	Sports Days	Competitive and physically challenging day focused on team-building and exercise	Physical Health	All children and families.	No
41	Voice 21	Teachers use Oracy techniques, protocols and displays to promote talk for learning in the classroom and narrow the vocabulary gap	Inclusion and Equal Opportunities	All children and families.	No
42	Bikeability	Year 6 children receive cycling profficiency lessons in the Autumn term	Wider Opportunities	Selection of Y6 children	No
43					No
44					No
45					No
46					No
47					No
48					No
49					No
50					No
51					No
52					No
53					No
54					No
55					No
56					No
57					No
58					No
59					No
60					No
61					No
62					No
63					No
64					No
65					No
66					No
67					No
68					No
69					No
70					No
71					No
72					No
73					No
74					No
75					No
76					No
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100