RSHE
Our whole school overview
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Term 6: |
Additional topics taught throughout the year |
EYFS |
Recognise feelings. |
Knowing the importance of basic hygiene. |
Understanding similarities and differences between everyone. |
Recognise what they like and dislike. |
Understand the concept of privacy. |
Identify the special person in their lives. |
Basic First Aid: Dealing with minor injuries Healthy Eating: obesity and tooth decay |
Year 1 |
Communicate feelings. |
Name the main parts of the body using scientific terms. |
Understand the importance of working collaboratively. |
Respect differences and similarities within people. |
Understand that diseases can be spread. |
Identify the people who look after them. |
Basic First Aid: Call to emergency services and identifying risk Importance of physical education |
Year 2 |
Recognise and celebrate their strengths and set simple goals. |
Recognise how they grow and will change as they become older. |
Recognise different types of teasing and bullying. |
Identify that families are unique. |
Judge what kind of physical contact is acceptable, comfortable and uncomfortable. |
Know the difference between secrets and surprises and the importance of not keeping a secret that makes them feel uncomfortable, worried or afraid. |
Basic First Aid: Call to emergency services and identifying emergency situations Healthy Eating : What constitutes a healthy diet
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Year 3 |
Identify strengths and set aspirational goals. Understand how these contribute to high self-esteem. |
Develop knowledge of caring for our body.
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Recognise a wide range of relationships including the attributes of positive, healthy relationships. |
Challenge gender stereotypes. |
Understanding the right to protect their body from unwanted touch. |
Identify differences between secrets and surprises and know when it is okay to break a confidence and share a secret. |
Mental and physical benefits of an active lifestyle Sun safety Basic First Aid: Dealing with common injuries |
Year 4 |
Recognise and respond to emotions in themselves and others. |
Reflect on how their body has changed and anticipate future body changes. |
Judge what kind of physical behaviours and contact are acceptable, unacceptable and ways to respond. |
Recognise differences and similarities between people. |
Know that marriage is a commitment freely entered into by both people. |
Recognise when they may need help to manage a situation. |
Healthy Eating: Principles of planning and preparing for a balanced diet Basic First Aid: Dealing with emergency situations |
Year 5 |
Anticipate how their emotions may change. |
Anticipate how their body may change.
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Identify healthy relationships and recognise the skills to manage and maintain these. |
Know the correct terminology associated with gender identity and sexual orientation. |
Have strategies for keeping safe online. |
Consider how to manage accidental exposure to explicit images or upsetting online content. |
The risks associated with inactive lifestyle Drugs, alcohol and tobacco Importance of good quality sleep Basic First Aid: Identifying emergency situations |
Year 6 |
Recognise how images in the media do not reflect reality and the impact of this on our emotions. |
Explain what sexual intercourse is and how this leads to reproduction while keeping your body healthy. |
Realise the nature and consequences of discrimination. |
Know some cultural practices are against British law and human rights (including FGM). |
Have an awareness that infections can be shared during sexual intercourse. |
Know when, who and how to ask to ask for help
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Healthy eating: Understanding calories and tooth decay Drugs, alcohol and tobacco Basic First Aid: How to give basic first aid in safe situations |
*Road safety will be explicitly taught through assemblies, activities in class and during a road safety week