Month: July 2013
PSHE and the National Curriculum 2013
PSHE and the Department for Education – National Curriculum Guidance
I’m sure you’re no doubt aware now that the Government’s PSHE education review, concluded in March 2013, stated that PSHE education would remain non-statutory and that no new programmes of study would be published. However, the DfE has stated within its National Curriculum guidance that ‘All schools should make provision for personal, social, health and economic education (PSHE), drawing on good practice’. This position was reinforced by the Government’s latest draft of the national curriculum framework, published on 8th July. Read the rest of this entry »
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Not Yet Good Enough…
You’re probably already familiar with the recent Ofsted Summary of this name, presenting key findings from the 2013 PSHE education report, but have you considered how you might ensure that your school doesn’t fall into the Ofsted ‘requires improvement/inadequate’ 40%? Read the rest of this entry »
This entry was posted in Education and PSHE, Public Health, Social Norms and tagged Ofsted, PSHE, secondary schools, sex education, SRE.
