Course Overview
Personal, social, health and economic education (PSHE) is a planned programme of learning opportunities and experiences that help young people grow and develop as individuals and as members of families and communities.
This programme explores the theory and concepts underpinning PSHE and its specialist areas, legislation and guidance which support and impact on PSHE, assessment and evaluation, being a reflective practitioner, inclusion and equalities, dealing with sensitive issues and normative education.
Why attend
The National PSHE CPD programme has enabled over 10,000 teachers and other professionals across the country to gain recognition of their experience in teaching PSHE, including SRE and drugs education. PSHE is a specialist curriculum area dealing with complex and sensitive issues. The Programme has been developed by subject experts and is based upon effective practice and subject pedagogy as highlighted through DfE and OfSTED.
What will it cover
This National PSHE CPD Programme will:
- Support positive mental health
- Help address safeguarding including child sexual exploitation, radicalisation, and FGM
- Improve competence and confidence in delivering PSHE
- Raise the quality of teaching, learning and assessment in PSHE
- Inspire positive change within the PSHE curriculum
- Effectively support children and young people to deal with life’s challenges
- Encourage best practice
Who should attend
Teachers who deliver any aspect of PSHE, school leaders, PSHE subject leaders, non-teaching professionals who support the delivery of PSHE in schools
Cost: £695.00 per delegate - Cost includes 3 training days, registration and external assessment fees as well as course materials.
All costs are subject to VAT
An administration charge will apply to none attendees
