Relationships and Sex Education
Please find attached details of the Relationships and Sex Education taught at Darnhall Primary School.
Parent and Carer
RSE stands for Relationships and Sex Education. PSHE stands for Personal, Social, Health and Economic.
Together, RSE & PSHE support pupils to understand themselves, their relationships with others and the world around them. Through this learning, pupils develop the knowledge and skills needed to build healthy relationships, care for physical and mental well-being, understand their role in society and stay safe in a range of situations, including online.
Our well-planned and carefully taught RSE & PSHE curriculum can support the pupils’ wellbeing in the following areas:
- Confidence – helping pupils understand emotions, recognise strengths and express themselves, benefiting them in school and daily life.
- Self-regulation – developing strategies to manage behaviour and respond to challenges by learning about emotions, choices and consequences.
- Relationships – teaching about friendships, communication and conflict resolution to build stronger, more respectful relationships.
- Empathy – encouraging understanding of different perspectives and experiences.
- Respect – contributing to a positive, respectful environment and helping pupils recognise the impact of their words and actions.
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| Year 1 | Family and relationships | Health and well-being | Safety and the changing body | Citizenship | Economic well-being |
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| Year 2 | Family and relationships | Health and well-being | Safety and the changing body | Citizenship | Economic well-being |
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| Year 3 | Family and relationships | Health and well-being | Safety and the changing body | Citizenship | Economic well-being |
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| Year 4 | Family and relationships | Health and well-being | Safety and the changing body | Citizenship | Economic well-being |
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| Year 5 | Family and relationships | Health and well-being | Safety and the changing body | Citizenship | Economic well-being |
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| Year 6 | Family and relationships | Health and well-being | Safety and the changing body | Citizenship | Economic well-being |
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