Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE)

At Chilwell Croft Academy, our PSHE curriculum supports children to become resilient, healthy and responsible members of society.

What PSHE looks like at Chilwell Croft:

• A whole‑school approach to personal development and wellbeing
• Strong focus on mental and emotional health
• Promotion of respect, self‑worth and positive relationships
• Learning embedded through assemblies and enrichment
• PSHE plays a key role in safeguarding

How we teach PSHE:

• Weekly lessons in Years 1–6
• Aligned with statutory Relationships and Health Education
• Planned using SCARF, supported by NSPCC and Anna Freud resources
• Age‑appropriate teaching of puberty in Upper KS2
• Active learning through discussion and reflection

The impact on our children:

• Children understand and manage emotions
• Secure understanding of relationships and safety
• Increased confidence and resilience
• Respect for diversity and British Values

Careers linked to PSHE:

• Teacher
• Social Worker
• Nurse or Doctor
• Therapist
• Police Officer