PSHE

PSHE

PSHE

PSHE

PSHE

PSHE

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Anti-Bullying

Online Safety Learning

PSHE Progression Map

PSHE Guidance

Relationships and Sex Education Policy

PSHE Assessment Grids

Here at Parklands, we use the ‘You, me & PSHE’ scheme for Years 1-6. In EYFS follow the ‘1 Decision’ programme. The ‘You, me and PSHE’ scheme is divided into the following topics:

  • careers, financial capability, and economic well-being.
  • physical health and well-being.
  • keeping safe and managing risk.
  • identity, society, and equality.
  • drug, alcohol, and tobacco education.
  • mental health and emotional well-being.
  • sex and relationship education.

We also cover safeguarding themes through the following:

  • anti-bullying week (including workshops with OpenView Education for Y5 & 6)
  • Mental health workshops Y3 – 6

  • Anti bullying workshops- Leeds United Federation (3 workshops) Y6

    –  What Is bullying?
    –  Cyber bullying/stereotypes
    –  Promoting inclusive behaviours

  • D: side (drugs awareness for KS2 classes)
  • D: side internet safety and social media awareness:
  • Safety near water workshop Y4
  • ‘Alright Charlie?’ Child sexual exploitation Y6
  • ‘Looking for Callum’- a theatre production and follow up workshop which examines the issues around grooming and CSE, and supports work on health & wellbeing, safe relationships, homophobia, and domestic abuse.
  • Bikeability Y5
  • FGM lessons Y6
  • NSPCC ‘Speak out, stay safe’ assemblies
  • Road safety training in Y2 & 4
  • Lessons on Consent (all year groups)
  • Children’s mental health week
  • Anti-radicalisation lessons (Leeds Prevent team) Y6
  • Respectful relationships workshop (Leeds health & wellbeing service) Y6
  • Body image (Leeds health & wellbeing service) Y6
  • Puberty workshop (Leeds health & wellbeing service) Y5
  • Primary choices workshop (Leeds United Trust)- based around making negative or positive choices, including staying safe online. Pupils discuss and reflect upon important topics such as anti-social behaviours, knife crime and gang affiliation.

 

Whole school assemblies are delivered 2 times a week and Picture News assembly takes place weekly in class.

Each year group will perform an assembly for the school and parents/carers during the year.

Is your child starting Reception in September 2026?

We are holding an opening morning on Wednesday 12th November at 9:30am. Please come and visit our wonderful school and meet our children to find out why our families love us so much!

Please call the school office on 0113 2930282 to book an appointment to visit our school. Can’t make 12th? We would be more than happy to make alterative arrangements.