PSHE at Brontë House — Woodhouse Grove School

1. Introduction to PSHE at Brontë House

At Brontë House, we use Jigsaw, the mindful approach to PSHE, as our scheme of work to teach PSHE (Personal, Social, Health Education) across the school. The programme consists of 6 half-term units, each with 6 lessons: Being Me in My World, Celebrating Difference, Dreams and Goals, Healthy Me, Relationships and Changing Me. Although the relationships unit of work is organised into a discrete half term block, the learning objectives are threaded through the other units of work.

We are eager to work in partnership with parents and understand it is important that parents are fully informed about what is taught in PSHE and within PSHE, RSE (Relationships and Sex Education). We have included as much information as possible about the content and context of lessons, and you will find the Bronte House PSHE Policy, which includes Relationships and Sex Education online.

We would encourage parents to discuss any concerns or queries with their child’s form teacher and politely ask that resources are not downloaded and shared.

2. The Mindful Approach to PSHE Jigsaw – A Guide for Parents and Carers

3. PSHE Overview. Please note that the ‘Changing Me’ unit of work is contained within the Relationships and Sex Education at Brontë House section

4. RSHE Guide for parents and carers

5. RSHE Jigsaw Overview Mapping

6. Relationships and Sex Education at Brontë House

7. Early Years Foundation Stage

8. Parent Knowledge Organisers for the Relationships Unit of Work

9. British Values in Jigsaw