PSHE - Resources and Documents
PSHE Teachers' Handbook 
(2.40 MB)
(produced by Worcestershire Healthy Schools)
Word versions of sample policies:
- PSHE Policy
(45.00 KB) - Sex and Relationships Policy (68.50 KB)
- Drug Policy (54.50 KB)
- Confidentiality Policy (43.50 KB)
- Policy for Working with External Partners (36.00 KB)
PSHE Education Guidance for Schools (1.75 MB)
This guidance is written to provide clear advice on PSHE education to schools working towards National Healthy School Status (NHSS), as well as those which have already achieved status and are looking to extend. It also includes more general information on encouraging children and young people to make informed lifestyle choices and become healthily engaged and participate in their communities.
Worcestershire Schools Self Evaluation Tool for PSHE and Citizenship (121.50 KB)
PSHE and Citizenship Resources for Primary Phase (43.00 KB)
Resources for building up empathy skills in Primary Schools (28.00 KB)
PSHE Resources for Secondary Phase (34.50 KB)
SRE Resources for Primary Phase (48.50 KB)
SRE Resources for Secondary Phase (46.50 KB)
SRE Resources for Pupils with Special Educational Needs (45.50 KB)
HIV and Schools - A free resource pack for teaching about HIV at KS3 and KS4 (92.50 KB)
Let's Grow with Nisha and Joe
New Resource to Support Sex and Relationship Education for Primary Age Pupils
The FPA hopes that primary schools which have shied away from sex and relationships education will use the booklet as a basis for lessons and encourage parents to talk to their children about what will happen to their bodies as they grow up.
In this comic, Nisha, Joe and their dog gently introduce 6–7 year olds to the concepts of growth and physical change, using reassuring stories and pictures. The comic also helps children explore their relationships with friends and family. The comic is packed with activities to encourage children to find out more about themselves and to help them personalise their copy. It comes with Teachers’ guidance notes.
Managing Drug-Related Incidents - Guidance for Worcestershire Schools (1.30 MB)
This guidance for managing drug related incidents has been formulated by a Countywide group of school senior managers and other professionals.
The Worcestershire Healthy Lifestyles team has produced a comprehensive plan for schools to help address issues involving alcohol. This is in line with a commitment within the Children and Young People's Plan.
The plan has been produced in two versions for primary and secondary settings, in order to refer to particular resources. Hard copies are being sent out to schools, together with details of free briefing sessions.
Alcohol Education Plan for Worcestershire Primary Schools (455.00 KB)
Alcohol Education Plan for Worcestershire Secondary Schools (505.00 KB)
Drug, Alcohol and Tobacco Education Resources for Primary Phase (28.50 KB)
Drug, Alcohol and Tobacco Education Resources for Secondary Phase (28.00 KB)
Managing Change - Transition from primary to secondary school for Year 6 pupils
This resource addresses the issue of change via pupils’ transition from primary to secondary schooling. It has been developed for Year 6 pupils and their teachers and aims to equip the children with an understanding of the changes that are about to happen to them and to feel positive about them.
It also aims to help children feel good about learning and achieving, to help them deal with change and loss and to look forward positively to the many changes and opportunities that they will experience in education or training.
Finally, this resource aims to develop awareness in children that they should be engaged in education or training until they are 18 years old and to help raise their expectations and aspirations so that they will see this as an opportunity that will be of real benefit to them.
Best Practice Toolkit for Abortion Education
This toolkit is for: Governors writing Sex and Relationships Education (SRE) policies for Schools or Pupil Referral Units; Personal, Social and Health Education Advisory Teachers, Coordinators and Classroom Teachers; School Nurses delivering SRE; Healthy Schools Programme Managers; Youth Workers and others delivering group work in formal and informal education settings; Standing Advisory Councils on Religious Education (RE) reviewing RE policies and provision; and RE Heads of Department and Teachers.
RoSPA has published a resource to help healthy schools tackle road safety. The resource includes suggestions for incorporating road safety into a whole school approach, planning a road safety curriculum and lesson plans for Key stages 1-5.
Last modification: 10:29:48, 27th November, 2008 by Stephanie Mowbray
Review date: 25th February, 2009
