Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education (PSHE&C).



This subject is taught by tutors and covers emotional and health topics such as how to deal with friendship issues, how drugs and alcohol affect people and how to recognise our emotions. Citizenship supports the work covered in other curriculum areas on the role of a good citizen, active participation in society and the role and structure of government. Citizenship in schools is a legal requirement and is assessed by level at the end of Year 9.

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Key Stage 4
This subject is taught by tutors and covers emotional and health topics such as how to deal with friendship issues, how drugs and alcohol affect people and how to recognise our emotions. It builds on the work students have covered during Key Stage 3. Citizenship supports the work covered in other curriculum areas on the role of a good citizen, active participation in society and the role and structure of government.

PSHE & C complements the academic development of students and allows them to develop into mature and confident young members of society, able to make informed decisions and choices.

Mr M Wilson
PSHE & C Curriculum Leader

Links
SAMLearning
PSHE & C Key Stage 3 Government Guidelines