Year 6 - PSHE Autumn 1 and 2 Spring 1 Summer 1 Sex and relationship education: Drug, alcohol and tobacco education: Weighing Mental health and emotional wellbeing: Healthy Healthy relationships / How a baby is made up risk minds Pupils learn: Pupils learn: Pupils learn: about the changes that occur during puberty the risks associated with using different what mental health is drugs, including tobacco and nicotine products, to consider different attitudes and values around about what can affect mental health and some alcohol, solvents, medicines and other legal and gender stereotyping and sexuality and consider ways of dealing with this illegal drugs their origin and impact about some everyday ways to look after mental what values are important to them in about assessing the level of risk in different health relationships and to appreciate the importance of situations involving drug use the stigma and discrimination that can friendship in intimate relationships about ways to manage risk in situations involving surround mental health about human reproduction in the context of the drug use human lifecycle how a baby is made and grows (conception and pregnancy) Spring 2 Summer 2 about roles and responsibilities of carers and parents Identity, society and equality: Keeping safe and managing risk: to answer each other’s questions about sex and Human rights relationships with confidence, where to find Keeping safe - out and about support and advice when they need it Pupils Pupils learn: about people who have moved to Islington from Additional lessons: (schools will want to consider other places, (including the experience of including these lessons, as part of SRE policy about feelings of being out and about in the local refugees) development) area with increasing independence about recognising and responding to peer about human rights and the UN Convention on some myths and misconceptions about HIV, who pressure the Rights of the Child it affects and how it is transmitted about the consequences of anti-social behaviour about how the risk of HIV can be reduced about homelessness (including gangs and gang related behaviour) that contraception can be used to stop a baby from being conceived FGM Pupils learn: about the importance for girls to be protected against FGM
Year 6 - PSHE Autumn 1 and 2 Spring 1 Summer 1 Sex and relationship education: Healthy relationships / How a baby is made Pupils learn: about the changes that occur during puberty to consider different attitudes and values around gender stereotyping and sexuality and consider their origin and impact what values are important to them in relationships and to appreciate the importance of friendship in intimate relationships about human reproduction in the context of the human lifecycle how a baby is made and grows (conception and pregnancy) about roles and responsibilities of carers and parents to answer each other’s questions about sex and relationships with confidence, where to find support and advice when they need it Additional lessons: (schools will want to consider including these lessons, as part of SRE policy development) some myths and misconceptions about HIV, who it affects and how it is transmitted about how the risk of HIV can be reduced that contraception can be used to stop a baby from being conceived Drug, alcohol and tobacco education: Weighing up risk Pupils learn: the risks associated with using different drugs, including tobacco and nicotine products, alcohol, solvents, medicines and other legal and illegal drugs about assessing the level of risk in different situations involving drug use about ways to manage risk in situations involving drug use Mental health and emotional wellbeing: Healthy minds Pupils learn: what mental health is about what can affect mental health and some ways of dealing with this about some everyday ways to look after mental health the stigma and discrimination that can surround mental health Spring 2 Summer 2 Identity, society and equality: Human rights Pupils about people who have moved to Islington from other places, (including the experience of refugees) about human rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child about homelessness Keeping safe and managing risk: Keeping safe - out and about Pupils learn: about feelings of being out and about in the local area with increasing independence about recognising and responding to peer pressure about the consequences of anti-social behaviour (including gangs and gang related behaviour) FGM Pupils learn: about the importance for girls to be protected against FGM
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