Through PSHE, students become well-rounded students who will be prepared to face the challenges and opportunities of the modern world, becoming equipped with the skills valued by employers. They are ready to join their work experience places, have greater understanding of first aid at work and home situations as well as able to navigate new career pathways.

Students participate in activities focusing on the discussion of a range of scenarios to enable and enhance their understanding of human physiology, psyche and cognitive processes. They consolidate their knowledge through participation in mini whiteboard tasks or in-class role play. This is crucial in building their confidence and safety in modern society. PSHE also helps pupils to develop skills and aptitudes, like teamwork, communication, resilience to be confident with choosing and changing their career pathways.

• KS3- PSHE Club
• KS4- First Aid
• KS5- Mental Health

BBC Bitesize – PSHE & Citizenship

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Accessible content for KS3–KS4 students. Covers topics like health, relationships, media, and money.

Mental Health & Wellbeing

YoungMinds

Support, tips, and real stories to help with anxiety, depression, stress, and self-care. Great for when you're feeling overwhelmed or need someone to talk to.

Kooth

Free, anonymous online counselling and mental health support. You can chat to a counsellor or join helpful forums — no need to sign up with your real name.

MindEd

Explore topics like emotions, sleep, coping with exams, and how the brain works. Designed for young people and parents.

Discrimination, Identity & Inclusion

Stonewall

Find out more about LGBTQ+ issues, coming out, respect, and equality. A great place to learn how to be yourself — and support others too.

Show Racism the Red Card

Videos, stories, and activities that teach you about racism and how to challenge it confidently and safely.

Anne Frank Trust

Learn how prejudice and hate affect people — and how you can stand up for equality through inspiring stories and history.

Money & Life Skills

Your Money Matters (Young Money)

Everything you should know about saving, spending, bank accounts, student loans, and scams. Super useful for life after school. Founded by Martin Lewis.

MoneyHelper

Free tools and calculators to help you understand budgeting, borrowing, and how to make smart money choices.

Drugs, Alcohol & Addictions

Talk to Frank

Honest info about drugs, vaping, and alcohol — including what they are, what they do, and how to stay safe. Totally confidential.

Alcohol Education Trust

Learn the facts about alcohol and decision-making, especially useful as you get older and face social pressures.

ASH (Smoking & Health)

Facts and support for quitting smoking or understanding how nicotine and vaping affect your health.

Resilience & Confidence

Bounce Forward

Helps you build resilience, confidence and motivation — especially when things get tough at school or in life.

Mentally Healthy Schools (Anna Freud Centre)

Lots of videos and toolkits to help you manage stress, build strong relationships, and support others too.

First Aid & Safety

First Aid Champions (British Red Cross)

Free lessons and videos that teach you what to do in emergencies — like choking, bleeding, burns, or fainting.

St John Ambulance – First Aid for Young People

Clear first aid advice with scenarios and games to help you remember what to do when someone needs help.

Sex, Relationships & Consent

Brook

Clear advice on relationships, consent, contraception, and staying safe online. You can also ask anonymous questions.

NHS – Sexual Health

Trusted information from the NHS about your body, safe sex, STIs, and how to get help if you need it.

• KS3 - Careers orientated reward trip: PowerUp (IT) and STEM focus (IMAX) - Science Museum
• KS4 - Houses of Parliament
• KS5 - Freud Museum, Mind Museum (combined with Psychology course)