The PSHCE Curriculum, Let’s Talk, is designed to engage children from EYFS to Year 6 in discussing and debating relevant issues. It focuses on self-awareness, group dynamics, and considering how these issues affect others. What does each issue look like? Each issue (unit) follows a similar format. Each has a link to a text (to help schools’ budgets, we have chosen texts with internet links to the text being read). Each issue has a scenario that considers a situation linked to the central theme, which children will discuss. The scenario is child-friendly and helps children link the main issue to a realistic situation they may have experienced themselves. What might be new vocabulary is highlighted so staff can introduce them before reading the scenario. Why ‘Let’s Talk’? Schools need to provide children with opportunities to talk about issues relevant to them and their world, whether something they are going through alone, an issue they have with their friends or one that impacts others in the wider community. Let’s Talk gives teachers the resources they need to provide a safe environment for children to explore these real-life issues through the stories they explore and the carefully crafted scenarios and dilemmas balanced with realistic expectations within a school’s busy timetable. We hope you enjoy using Let’s Talk as much as we have enjoyed putting it together! You can access two free ‘issues’ / units (enter FREE in Discount code box and checkout as normal) Year 2 Issue 5 How Important is it to have friends? https://buff.ly/4eworiH Year 4 Issue 9 Why is it wrong to discriminate? https://buff.ly/4ewpBLd To view the whole scheme click the link provided below... https://buff.ly/3NhkDpC #PSHCE #education #primaryschool #teachers #teaching #headteachers #subjectleaders
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