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PSHE

Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education

Our goal for PSHE education is that children know how to be safe, healthy and emotionally regulated, so they can manage their future lives in a positive way, by developing: 

  • understanding of how to look after the physical and mental health and well-being;
  • - the ability to build healthy, respectful relationships based on equality and non-discrimination; and
  • - the personal, social and academic attributes needed to make a meaningful contribution to society

We teach PSHE through a scheme of work called 'You, Me, PSHE'. In this scheme of work, PSHE is divided into seven different strands:

  •  Relationships and health education (RHE)
  •  Drug, alcohol and tobacco education (DATE)
  •  Keeping safe and managing risk
  •  Mental health and emotional wellbeing
  •  Physical health and wellbeing
  •  Careers, financial capability and economic wellbeing
  •  Identity, society and equality

Please have a look at our PSHE Curriculum Overview to see the topics taught in each year group.

Through PSHE, we hope that children will leave primary school with a newfound sense of responsibility, belonging to society and a greater sense of empowerment.

For questions about the provision of PSHE at William Tyndale, please contact the subject leader, Alana Doyle, via parentmessages@williamtyndale.islington.sch.uk

PSHE Curriculum Overview

PSHE Knowledge & Skills Progression

Whole School Food Policy

Smoking Alcohol and Drugs Policy

Relationships and Sex Education Policy