PSHE and RSE
The PSHE curriculum plays a key role in supporting the personal development of all pupils. It is designed to help children become healthy, happy, safe, and prepared for life in a changing society.
Pupils are given age-appropriate opportunities to explore and understand the world around them, developing the knowledge and skills needed to live, work, and socialise effectively with others.
The curriculum supports children in building self-esteem and emotional wellbeing, and in forming positive, respectful relationships with others in school, at home, and in the wider community.
Our PSHE and Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) provision is based on the PSHE Association guidance and the Discovery Education programme for RSE.
For further information, please see the Policies section, including our RSE policy and right to withdraw guidance.
PSHE Curriculum
Tooting_Primary_School_RSE_and_PHSE_Curriculum.pdf
Parental-slides-RSE Guidance for Parents
Further Information
The Department for Education has created some guidance to help understand relationships and health education for primary schools, available in several languages: