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October 20, 2016 9:27 am
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PSHE Resources
PSHE is currently a non-statutory subject, however the DFE has stated, in
terms of its national curriculum framework, that that ‘all schools should
make provision for PSHE education, drawing on good practice’.
The DFE has not provided standardised frameworks for study, but the PSHE
Association, in consultation with a wide variety of agencies and practitioners, has
produced its own programme of study ‘based on the needs of today’s pupils and
schools’. Their programme of study ‘identifies the key concepts and skills that
underpin PSHE education and help schools to fulfil their statutory responsibility to
support pupils’ spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development and
prepare them for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life.’ The
programme is divided into 3 themes:
1.
Health and Wellbeing
2.
Relationships
3.
Living in the Wider World
Below is a small selection of programmes which could be used to support teaching
under these themes.
Llond Ceg S4C
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A series discussing and debating the issues important to young people with subjects covered
ranging from self-image to divorce, relationships and social media. Presented by Radio 1’s
Surgery presenter Aled Haydn Jones, co-presented by Kizzy Crawford and Geraint Hardy, the
series is designed for children aged 8-14 and English Subtitles are available.
The most recent episode, which looks at Relationships, is available on S4C’s catch-up Service
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The LLond Ceg website offers further advice and clips as well as previous episodes, currently
one on Mental Health and another on Self Image.
In partnership with Childline , NSPCC and the Children’s Commissioner for Wales they have
also produced an excellent free app available to download from iTunes and Google Play.
This FREE bilingual Advice App is described as ” crammed full of help and peer advice about
all the things that really matter to young people…. Offering lots of useful tips, video clips full of
help and advice from young people talking about theirwn experiences and links to specialist
support”
Drink and Drugs: My Story BBC2 17 June 4am available on iPlayer until 15 July
A repeat of the 2014 documentary looking at the science of how alcohol and other drugs affect
the body, explored through eight real-life stories. These stories highlight how behaviour can
change dramatically as a result of drinking alcohol or taking other drugs.
Exposure: Jihad – A British Story ITV 15 June 10.40pm available onITV Player until 15
July
An investigation by Deeyah Khan into the roots of Islamic radicalism in Britain, including
interviews with former extremists who embraced hatred and fought jihad.
Running the ShopC4 23 June 8pm(previous episodes available onAll 4)
Fitting well under the theme, ‘Living in theWider World: economic well being, careers and the
World of Work’, this 3 part series presented by ex-‘Dragon’ Hilary Devey takes an innovative
approach to the world of business. The bosses of 3 struggling businesses are persuaded to
step aside for 3 weeks leaving their employees in charge and with £30,000 to invest in new
ideas.
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