Ryburn students learn how to be confident and aware young people, whilst building healthy relationships and compassion for others.

We cover all eight core themes of PHSCE across a range of subjects, off timetable days (which we call iDays) and assemblies. Students will have numerous encounters with each theme throughout their time at school, each time building upon and deepening their knowledge, and hearing from diverse voices and role models.

You can see a breakdown mapping how we cover each themes in each year group in our PSHCE Overviews below.

PSHCE’s eight core themes

  • Mental Wellbeing

  • Internet Safety and Harm

  • Physical Health and Fitness

  • Healthy Eating

  • Drugs

  • Alcohol and Tobacco

  • Health and Prevention

  • Basic First Aid

  • Changing Adolescent Body

  • Citizenship

PSHCE CURRICULUM OVERVIEWS

Year 7

“All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them”
— Walt Disney
 
 

Year 7 CURRICULUM MAPPING

A range of subjects cover PSHCE topics, see the complete mapping for each subject below.

Year 8

“A winner is a dreamer that never gives up”
— Nelson Mandela
 

year 8 curriculum mapping

A range of subjects cover PSHCE topics, see the complete mapping for each subject below.

Year 9

“Believe you can and you’re halfway there.”
— Teddy Roosevelt
 

year 9 curriculum mapping

A range of subjects cover PSHCE topics, see the complete mapping for each subject below.

Year 10

“If you’re always trying to be normal you will never know how amazing you can be.”
— Maya Angelou
 

year 10 curriculum mapping

A range of subjects cover PSHCE topics, see the complete mapping for each subject below.

Year 11

“You’re off to great places. Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way!”
— Dr Seuss
 

Year 11 curriculum mapping

A range of subjects cover PSHCE topics, see the complete mapping for each subject below.

PSHCE IN RYBURN SIXTH

 
“The moment we decide to fulfil something, we can do anything.”
— Greta Thunberg

Preparing students for success in further education and the workplace is so much more than academic learning. We teach our students how to form healthy coping mechanisms, we show them the skills to achieve effective independent learning, and how be confident enough to present themselves at interviews.

We build on the skills and experience gained throughout KS3 and KS4 to prepare our students for a world outside of Ryburn, and to be the best version of themselves they can be.

resources

More information can be found through the Department for Education and the PSHE association.