Topic Looking After Myself, Title: Personal Hygiene PSHE curriculum for Key Stage 3 Suitable for Year 6, 7 or Year 8 SMSC/British Values: Individual liberty - making informed decisions Learning Challenge: To describe good practices of hygiene and explain why it is important to be clean.

PSHE lesson on growing up and puberty. SMSC/British Values: Sustain their self‐esteem in their learning experience. Learning Objective: To describe the changes that happen to the body during puberty. Lesson suitable for Year 7 or Year 8

PSHE lesson on drinking energy drinks, suitable for key stage 3 Learning Objective: To understand the health risks linked with increased levels of sugar & caffeine. SMSC/British Values: Individual liberty - making informed decisions.

PSHE Positive Relationships & Staying Safe Learning Objective: To gain an understanding of what love is and the importance of respecting others. SMSC/British Values: Mutual Respect and Spiritual: Foster emotional life and express their feelings, form, and maintain worthwhile and satisfying relationships.

PSHE Lesson on What makes us different? The lesson is about being open-minded as a British Citizen Links to British values on diversity willingness to gain new knowledge, to try new experiences and accept others. Uses examples of the Equality Act and Protected Characteristics to promote fairness and equality

PSHE lesson, topic healthy lifestyles and hygiene Lesson to be taught during form time or during PSHE sessions Focus - Importance of Washing Hands and Toilet Use Learning Objective: To explore the importance of good personal hygiene.

PSHE and Careers. Lesson part of form time and ‘About Me’ Suitable for KS4 or Sixth Form Title: Behaviours at Work and Work Ethic To explain what is motivation and the importance of employability skills.

11 lessons and resources on Careers to be taught during PSHE or Form Torm Whole unit of work on careers and focusing on next steps, CV writing, personal statement and interview techniques. This would be suitable for either Year 10 or Year 11. Lessons and booklet included on the following Introduction to careers Life after Year 11 - Dream career, apprenticeships, further education, labour market Future Goals - Aspirations and qualifications My skills - Employability skills, what are your skills? Personal Statement Writing a CV - Including template and step by step guide to complete a good CV Interview techniques

PSHE Online Safety and Changes in technology Internet Safety Awareness To explore the positive and negative impacts of technology on society

Staying safe online on messaging platforms such as Whatsapp To develop strategies to identify and reduce risk from people online.

PSHE What are gender stereotypes? To explain why gender stereotypes are harmful Suitable for Key Stage 3 pupils

To describe what is discrimination and prejudice and explain why it is wrong. Why is it important to challenge discrimination?

PSHE lesson on understanding, and respecting differences What makes you ‘you’? Valuing our differences

To identify what makes our identity and explore how it is formed. What makes us behave how we do? Nature versus nurture debate

To describe and explain what makes a cohesive community. British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. What makes a good community? What is a good citizen? The importance of the Equality Act

Key Stage 3 PSHE Lesson Link to British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. How is Britain considered multicultural? Immigration and multiculturalism in modern day Britain

Key Stage 3 Assembly Growth Mindset

Title: Why do we need feminism? Learning Challenge: Describe what feminism is and explain why feminism exists. Gender equality and gender stereotypes still exist. Why do we need feminism today?

What is Sexual Harassment? Describe what constitutes stalking and harassment and explain its impact on the person. What is defined as stalking Consent and saying no

Let’s Tackle Misogyny Describe what misogyny is and explain why misogynistic views are dangerous.