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Primary PSHE scheme of work
The Ealing health improvement team, along with local primary schools, have developed a new PSHE scheme of work for primary schools. This scheme of work is fully planned and resourced for nursery to year six.
The scheme includes the overarching themes of health and wellbeing, living in the wider world and relationships where safeguarding, SMSC and British values are the golden threads throughout.
The updated scheme of work includes many new topics including migration, charity, mental health and resilience, homelessness, drugs and alcohol education and relationships and sex education.
Guidance for scheme of work (pdf)
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