ECT Session: PSHE Focus
- 1st Oct 2024
- Online
- PSHE, ECT
- Spaces
- Early Years, Primary
- Teaching & Learning
- Free For Partner Schools
- Non-members From £40.00+VAT
R(S)HE in the primary curriculum
Relationships (and Sex) and health education, ideally within a wider framework of PSHE education, has been statutory in the primary curriculum since September 2020. Few ITE training courses give trainees very much grounding in this important subject, which contributes to children’s personal development, but can also improve their learning and life chances.
This webinar will provide some essential tools to enable colleagues to develop their knowledge, skills, and confidence in aspects of pedagogy and professional practice to enable them to teach potentially sensitive topics within this essential curriculum component.
R(S)HE in the primary curriculum
Relationships (and Sex) and health education, ideally within a wider framework of PSHE education, has been statutory in the primary curriculum since September 2020. Few ITE training courses give trainees very much grounding in this important subject, which contributes to children’s personal development, but can also improve their learning and life chances.
This webinar will provide some essential tools to enable colleagues to develop their knowledge, skills, and confidence in aspects of pedagogy and professional practice to enable them to teach potentially sensitive topics within this essential curriculum component.
John Rees is passionately committed to enhancing the learning and life-chances of children and young people, through school improvement and the professional development of individuals and organizations. Having taught for 12 years, latterly as a senior leader, John led the transformation of a theory driven, evidence-informed health education research project from Exeter University to eventually involve 200+ schools across the UK and overseas, with unique evidence of health benefit and educational improvement.