PSHE

Do you have trained staff and a comprehensive PSHE programme in place?

Our PSHE specialists are highly qualified in all aspects of PSHE and have developed successful training and support for primary, secondary and special schools. They have expertise of working directly in schools developing curriculum, schemes of work, and teaching and learning.

The team work in partnership with a range of organisations to deliver and support the best possible PSHE outcomes for teachers and their pupils.

The team currently delivers training locally, nationally and internationally through our accredited trainer in Philosophy for Children for SAPERE and Thinking Moves for Dialogue Works. The team care passionately about the empowerment and health and wellbeing of children and young people, and strive to support colleagues in promoting these at all times with wealth of experience leading PSHE and a range of health-related projects across all types of schools and phases.

Meet the team

Julie McCann is a member of the National PSHE Association Advisory Council, having been a Senior Leader and Advanced Skills Teacher in PSHE education and has taught and delivered training both in the UK and abroad. Sonia Cross is a terrific advocate for the mental health and wellbeing of pupils and staff alike, playing a pivotal role in the citywide review of mental health across Liverpool.

PSHE SLA 2023-24

Providing schools with access to in-depth support and guidance around the PSHE curriculum and bespoke in-school support. Schools are also able to attend a number of training sessions throughout the year which ensure that their staff are up to date with the latest guidance and practices. Email and telephone support throughout the year is also included, ensuring that our PSHE experts are able to give advice and answer questions when required.

Training

Please see our training pages to view our full range of PSHE training, incuding sessions such as RSE, Role of the PSHE Subject Leader and more.
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Educate Magazine

It’s an interesting time in PSHE education as Health Education (primary and secondary), Relationships Education (primary) and Relationships and Sex Education (secondary) all became statutory in September 2020. Educate caught up with Julie McCann from the team to learn how schools made sure they were ready for the changes arriving at the start of the 2020/21 academic year.

Resources & Useful Websites

We've collated a number of resources, policies, programmes of study and websites which support the teaching of PSHE. Subject specific themes include relationships and sex education, drug education, emotional health & wellbeing and financial capability.
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Get in touch

If you would like to discuss any of the options available to you, please email [email protected] or call 0151 233 3901.

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