PSHE

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At St Oswald’s, our PSHE curriculum supports children to grow as confident, caring and responsible individuals. It is an essential and vitally important part of a broad and balanced curriculum, enabling pupils to develop the knowledge, skills and attributes they need to manage their lives both now and in the future. Through PSHE, children learn about themselves, build positive relationships and develop an understanding of physical health, mental wellbeing and social responsibility, reflecting their increasing independence as they grow.

We deliver our PSHE curriculum in line with the national curriculum programme of study. The Programme of Study sets out learning opportunites for each key stage, in three core themes: Health and Wellbeing, relationships and Living in the wider world. The Early Years Framework  provides the foundation for our PSHE curriculum.

PSHE is delivered through the My Happy Mind Plus programme, which provides a structured and age-appropriate curriculum from Early Years to Year 6. This combines the science-based myHappymind approach with full coverage of statutory PSHE and Relationships Education. Lessons explore emotional regulation, self-esteem, healthy habits, online safety and understanding life in the wider world. Teaching takes place weekly using high-quality digital resources, discussion and reflection.

To support Relationships Education specifically, we follow the'Journey in Love'  programme recommended by the Liverpool Diocese, ensuring teaching is rooted in Catholic values and delivered in a sensitive and age-appropriate way.

Families are supported through access to the myHappymind Parent App, helping learning continue beyond the classroom.

Through this consistent and carefully planned approach, pupils develop strong emotional literacy, resilience and a positive sense of self. They learn to manage feelings, show empathy, build respectful relationships and make informed choices. Children leave St Oswald’s with the confidence, awareness and skills needed to navigate school life and prepare for the next stage of their journey.

You can view our PSHE skills progression below.

 

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St Oswald's Catholic Primary School

Chapel Lane, Longton, Preston, PR4 5EB

T: 01772 613402

E: bursar@longton-st-oswalds.lancs.sch.uk

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