Health and Relationships Education. Our main aims are: To see progression throughout school To develop an understanding of the Scientific vocabulary used.

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Health and Relationships Education

Our main aims are: To see progression throughout school To develop an understanding of the Scientific vocabulary used Recognise the similarities and differences between males and females To develop a healthy understanding of themselves and others To help them to become confident in who they are To know how to look after their own body

Health and Relationships Education SCHEME OF WORK: PSHE EDUCATION, CITIZENSHIP AND SEAL CURRICULUM HALF-TERMLY OVERVIEW OF LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND THEMES: YEAR A WE’RE ALL STARS!BE FRIENDLY, BE WISELIVING LONG, LIVING STRONG DARING TO BE DIFFERENT DEAR DIARYJOINING IN AND JOINING UP Yr 1 1. Devising a class charter 2. Getting to know each other 3. Problem-solving 4. Looking after each other 5. Happy playtimes 6. Making choices 1. Making friends 2. Falling out with a friend 3. Managing anger 4. Drugs Ed: medicines 5. Hazards in the home and fire safety 6. Road safety 1. Setting a simple personal goal 2. SRE: keeping clean 3. Looking after our teeth 4. Staying healthy 5. SRE: growing and changing 6. Families and Care 1. Our likes and dislikes 2. Feeling proud 3. Being special 4. Recognising worries 5. Staying calm and relaxed 6. Standing up for myself 1. Asking for help 2. Feeling loved and cared for 3. Managing uncomfortable feelings – proud and jealous 4. Thoughts, feelings and behaviour 5. Dealing with worries 6. Supporting each other 1. Listening effectively 2. Expressing opinions 3. Knowing right and wrong 4. Needs of living things 5. Developing responsibility - looking after animals 6. Who else looks after animals? Yr 3 1. Devising a class charter 2. Gifts and talents 3. Exploring feelings 4. Working cooperatively 5. Happy playtimes 6. Having opinions 1. The importance of friends + Falling out with a friend 2. Managing anger 3. Drugs Ed: smoking 4. Anti-bullying 5. What to do in an emergency 6. E-safety 1. SRE: differences: male and female 2. SRE: personal space 3. SRE: family differences 4. Feeling happy 5. Staying healthy 6. Overcoming barriers to reaching goals 1. Similarities and differences 2. Feeling good about yourself 3. Surprises 4. Hopeful and disappointed 5. Hiding or showing feelings 6. Standing up for myself 1. Knowing where to go for help 2. Taking responsibility 3. Making wise choices 4. Managing uncomfortable feelings - loss 5. Dealing with worries 6. Supporting each other 1. Jobs at home and in school 2. Representation – local council 3. Voting and debating 4. Having a say in the school community 5. Voluntary, community and pressure groups 6. Fund-raising

Health and Relationships Education SCHEME OF WORK: PSHE EDUCATION, CITIZENSHIP AND SEAL CURRICULUM HALF-TERMLY OVERVIEW OF LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND THEMES: YEAR B IT’S OUR WORLDSAY NO!GROWING UPWHO LIKES CHOCOLATE? PEOPLE AROUND US MONEY MATTERS Yr 2 1. Devising a class charter 2. Getting to know each other 3. Communities we belong to 4. Saving energy around the school 5. Recycling 6. Pollution 1. Drugs Ed: medicines 2. Drugs Ed: household substances 3. Falling out with a friend 4. Managing Anger 5. Feeling safe: real and imaginary hazards 6. Anti-bullying 1. SRE: differences: boys and girls 2. SRE: differences: male and female 3. SRE: naming the body parts 4. Being unique 5. Making change happen 6. Changing our behaviour 1. Foods from around the world 2. Customs and rituals 3. Special day foods and celebrations 4. How much chocolate do we eat? 5. Where does chocolate come from? 6. Fair trade principles 1. Special people 2. People who help us 3. Feeling lonely 4. Different kinds of families 5. Difficult choices - leaving home 6. People and places around the world 1. Why do we have money? 2. Keeping money safe 3. Can I afford it? 4. Wants and needs 5. What does it mean to be rich? 6. Setting a simple goal Yr 4 1. Devising a class charter 2. Understanding rules and laws 3. Saving energy (1) 4. Saving energy (2) 5. Climate change (1) 6. Climate change (2) 1. Drugs Ed: risk taking 2. Drugs Ed: legal and illegal drugs 3. Drugs Ed: effects and risks of smoking 4. Drugs Ed: effects and risks of drinking alcohol 5. Keeping safe in my local area: say no to gangs 6. Anti-bullying 1. SRE: growing and changing 2. SRE: body changes and reproduction 3. SRE: what is puberty? 4. Wishes, hopes and dreams 5. Positive change 6. Unwelcome change 1. The real cost of chocolate 2. What is fair trade? 3. Consumer power 4. The media and information 5. Advertising 6. Recognising and challenging stereotypes 1. Similarities and differences 2. How we are all connected 3. Living and working cooperatively 4. Recognising and challenging prejudice 5. Gender stereotypes 6. Contributing to society – jobs people do 1. Keeping track of my money 2. Paying for goods 3. Family expenses 4. Planning and budgeting 5. Charity work 6. Fund-raising for charity

Health and Relationships Education Year 1 Week 1 I can choose a realistic goal I can break a goal down into small steps Week 2 I know how to keep clean and look after myself Week 3 I understand why it is important to brush my teeth regularly Week 4 I can give examples of what keeps me healthy and why Week 5 I know how people grow and change I understand that babies become children and then adults Week 6 I understand there are different types of families

Year 1 Vocabulary goal achieve steps wishes hopes dreams persistence frustrated bored healthy fit exercise eating heart pulse blood fat gender hair face Washing Brushing teeth Get dressed Clean teeth decay bacteria brushing regularly toothbrush toothpaste dentist Boy Girl Penis Vagina same characteristics different physical

Health and Relationships Education Year 2 Week 1 I can say how I am special and individual Week 2 I know that some change we cannot control and some we can Week 3 I know what a habit is and that it can be hard to change one Week 4 Talk about ways boys and girls can be the same and different Understand that some people have fixed ideas about what boys and girls can do Describe the differences between male and female babies Week 5 describe some differences between male and female animals describe some differences between boys and girls understand that making a new life needs a male and female Week 6 to understand the lifecycle of a chick or frog

Year 2 Vocabulary unique individual special passport finger print change physical growth skills choose perseverance practice habit used to odd aware unaware obstacle choice comfortable uncomfortable Similar Different Sex (are you a girl or boy) Gender roles Stereotypes Boy Girl Male Female Body parts Penis Vagina

Health and Relationships Education Year 3 Week 1 Know some differences & similarities between males and females Name male and female body parts using agreed words Week 2 identify different types of touch that people like and do not like (push, hug, scratch and kiss) understand personal space talk about ways of dealing with unwanted touch Week 3 understand that all families are different and have different family members identify who to go to for help and support Week 4 I understand why rest and relaxation is an important part of being healthy I can relax when I want to Week 5 I can make positive choices to support a healthy lifestyle Week 6 I can identify ways to overcome barriers to achieving my goals

Year 3 Vocabulary Similar Different Male Female Body parts Penis Vagina Comfortable Uncomfortable Body parts Like Dislike Touch Hug Kiss Family Fostering Adoption Relationship Stereotypes Gender roles relaxation leisure hobbies happy stress worries healthy lifestyle positive choices food exercise sleep relaxation pressure persuasion barriers obstacles excuses responsibility

Health and Relationships Education Year 4 Week 1 I can name one way in which I would like to change in the future Week 2 I know that change can be good Week 3 I understand some of the reasons why change can feel uncomfortable and know some coping strategies Week 4 I can describe the main stages of the human life cycle I can describe the body changes that happen when a child grows up Week 5 I know about the physical and emotional changes that happen in puberty I know that each person experiences puberty differently Week 6 I know how to keep clean and look after myself

Year 4 Vocabulary wishes hopes dreams future plan ambition physical practical personality lifestyle variety freshness challenge opportunity boredom Washing Brushing teeth Get dressed Clean scared anxious worried/fearful resentment nervous shock belonging accepted rejected penis vagina puberty lifecycle reproduction physical pregnancy breasts egg hair emotions feelings

Any Questions?