Subject area: PSHE
An individual’s physical, mental and social attributes affect all aspects of their lives, both as a child and as an adult. At Woodland we believe that the personal, social and health education (PSHE) of our children underpins all their learning and is central in preparing our children so that they are afforded the greatest opportunity to reach their full potential and become productive and caring citizens living in a culturally diverse society.
Because of this, our PSHE curriculum places a strong emphasis on the teaching of the emotional wellbeing and understanding through our JIGSAW lessons. Our JIGSAW curriculum also incorporates restorative practices. The purpose of restorative practices is to develop community and manage conflict by repairing harm and building relationships through a structured system which provides a fair process that children understand and can access.
Sex and Relationship education is delivered in year 5 and 6, working in collaboration with the school nursing team.
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