
PSHE stands for Personal, Social, Health and Economic education and RSE stands for Relationships, Sex Education.
It is an important part of your child's national curriculum learning. So what does it cover and how can you support your child at home?
Schools have an important part to play in helping kids become well-rounded individuals.
PSHE, aims to give children the knowledge, skills and understanding to lead confident, healthy and independent lives.
There are three core themes of primary school PSHE:
1. Health and Wellbeing
2. Relationships
3. Living in the Wider World: economic wellbeing and being a responsible citizen.
PSHE isn’t a statutory subject in primary schools. This means that there is no set programme of study or learning objectives that pupils have to fulfil. Take a look at our approach to learning the core themes of PSHE throughout your child's time through Clutton Primary School

Here are some of the tools we use to deliver an impactful PSHE curriculum in school:
Children Questionnaires
Following the return to school full reopening after lockdown, all children have completed a questionnaire about their lockdown experiences. This has helped teaching staff understand any adverse feelings a child may be feeling, and help celebrate any positive experiences from lockdown.
click on the image below to see the questionnaires:
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KS1 Questionnaire |
KS2 Questionnaire |
Pupil Attitudes to Self and School (PASS) is a nationally benchmarked psychometric assessment specifically designed to spot attitudinal or emotional
issues in children, and will be a useful tool to help your pupils settle back into school life and track how they reacclimatise over the months ahead.
Once a starting point (a baseline) has been established, teaching staff guage the PSHE teaching scheme around the needs of the children.
The PASS assessment is revisited throughout the year and teaching adjusted accordingly.

Together with the outcomes of the childrens' questionnaires and the PASS results, we use Jigsaw to deliver our PSHE curriculum around Relationships and Health Education, in a spiral, progressive and fully planned scheme of work.
Following the PSHE core themes, this gives the children relevant learning experiences to help them navigate their world and to develop positive relationships with themselves and others.
Experiences are built into everyday learning, both in and outside the classroom.
At Home
Take a look at the free resources available on Jigsaw for activities to do at home.
There are some free audio stories and calm me time sessions avaialble.
If you have any questions about our PSHE and RSE curriculum, please contact the school office.