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and diverse curriculum reflecting our community.\u003Cbr>PSHE education is an essential part of all students'education, and although not a statutory subject, the national curriculum emphasises the importance of teaching PSHE.\u003Cbr>A PSHE curriculum enables primary schools to equip young people with the skills to navigate the 21st Century; knowledgeably, respectfully and inclusively, allowing them to grow into global citizens.\u003Cbr>PSHE education covers topics such as people who care for us, families and what they might look like, friendships (digital and face to face) respecting others, through to essential life skills like how to write a CV, what is a bank or pension, and the world of work.\u003Cbr>The world in which we live looks very different today to 20 years ago, and we must empower young people to make informed decisions to keep themselves safe. This is particularly relevant for digital safety, mental health and bullying. Particular importance is placed on teaching our students about healthy eating, exercise, mindfulness and relaxation.\u003Cbr>These subjects are specifically designed to equip our children with knowledge to make informed decisions about their wellbeing, health and relationships as well as preparing them for a successful adult life. Sex education is not compulsory, but puberty, naming external body parts, human development from birth to old age and | Implementation\u003Cbr>At Gresham Primary School, our PSHE programme of learning and wider curriculum will enable children to meet the End of Key Stage Statements outlined in the Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Health Education Guidance 2019.\u003Cbr>Our PSHE programme is an integral part of our whole school PSHE education provision and is designed to meet the unique needs of pupils and all lessons are devised with our specific community in mind. The curriculum is planned utilising the PSHE Association Question Based Model of planning, enhanced by\"Lifewise\" resources, external agency including NSPCC-Speak out Stay\u003Cbr>Children will have enhanced knowledge and understanding through these quality links with our multi-cultural community.\u003Cbr>Our ever-evolving provision of PSHE promotes opportunities to link British Values and Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural (SMSC) responsibilities. Along with our broad and balanced curriculum, there are overlaps with other subjects, for example Computing (E-safety), Science (recycling), PE (leading healthy active lives) .\u003Cbr>We adapt to the current local/national and global events by incorporating specific activities and lessons that are delivered in an age appropriate way across the school. This includes covering key campaigns throughout each year such as Anti-Bullying Week, Black History Month, International Women's Day and Mental Health Week.\u003Cbr>Class teachers use the Lifewise PSHE plan and execute lessons in the relevant year groups whilst also considering the need to continue to build on skills in other areas of the curriculum.\u003Cbr>Teachers have their own year group maps to ensure key concepts are covered during the year.\u003Cbr>E-Safety is taught regularly to remind children of the importance of this and to extend their understanding at an age appropriate level. | Impact\u003Cbr>At Gresham Primary School, our PSHE curriculum and wider provision will ensure that children will be equipped to support their decision making in regards to their wellbeing, health and relationships.\u003Cbr>Children will start their journey with us treating each other with kindness and respect. Our embedded whole school vision to nurture children’s spiritual, moral, social and cultural development supports them to foster good relationships between all inline with the protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010. 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