PSHE Provision
We seek to use PSHE education to build, where appropriate, on the statutory content already outlined in the national curriculum, the basic school curriculum and in statutory guidance on: drug education, financial education, sex and relationship education (SRE) and the importance of physical activity and diet for a healthy lifestyle.
We use the themes of ‘Living in the Wider World’, ‘Health and Well Being’ and ‘Relationships’ in order to prepare students for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life, as well as to promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of students within the Academy.
Here is the schedule for the current academic year:
5th Sept
Health and Wellbeing
Focus: How to manage a successful transition
Induction / Values
Esteem / Assertiveness
Online safety
16th Nov
Relationships
Lockerbie Fieldwork Trip and team building
31st Jan
Living in the Wider World
Rights, roles, responsibilities of citizenship
Name calling
Cultural and religious diversity
Having your say
Counter extremism
Fundamental British Values
23rd March
Living in the Wider World
Blackpool Zoo
Science educational visit
30th June
Relationships
Equality
Growth mindset
Resilience / character
5th Sept
Health and Wellbeing
Law and justice regarding illegal substances
Every action has consequences speaker and reflection on violence
16th Nov
Relationships
Physical activity, diet, healthy lifestyle
Reflect on Careers, pathways and necessary qualifications.
Sixth Form to advise and share experiences
31st Jan
Living in the Wider World
Drugs/alcohol education
Aspirations /Careers advice
Options reflections
Health and Well being activities
23rd March
Living in the Wider World
Humanities fieldwork
Values/ Ethics
The environment linked to Geography fieldwork
(1/2 year group out on Humanities fieldwork)
30th June
Relationships
Values
Ethics
The environment linked to Geography fieldwork
(1/2 year group out on Humanities fieldwork)
5th Sept
Health and Wellbeing
Careers Education
Online safety
Induction activities Relationships
Character, resilience and grit
Prevent programme/ community cohesion
Speaker – goals/aspiration
Option choices
16th Nov
Relationships
Mindfulness
First Aid
Aspirational thinking
Thinking of others
31st Jan
Living in the Wider World
Staying safe – drugs awareness (Psychoactive substances)
Alcohol awareness
Duke of Edinburgh award
Target setting and progress
23rd March
Living in the Wider World
Emotional and mental well-being (young minds)
Relaxation/meditation
SRE / FGM
Eco/environmental fun day
Speakers WWF/Greenpeace
Creepy Critters
30th June
Relationships
Healthy relationships (Changing lives)
Abuse
Consent
Domestic Abuse
Separation Divorce Bereavement
5th Sept
Health and Wellbeing
Financial education and budgeting
16th Nov
Relationships
Risk taking behaviour
Challenging stereotypes
Health and wellbeing activities
Nutrition and staying healthy
31st Jan
Living in the Wider World
Ideals
Impact of Self-Management
Relationships
Self-Worth
23rd March
Living in the Wider World
Drugs/alcohol education
Diet, lifestyle, nutrition
30th June
Relationships
Careers roadshow
Next step
5th Sept
Health and Wellbeing
Induction 1:1s – review of progress
Aspirational session on experiences, enriched curriculum
16th Nov
Relationships
Study Skills
Post 16 pathways
Careers and apprenticeships
Gap year
Bake Off
Application forms
UCAS website, Apprenticeships, Kudos
31st Jan
Living in the Wider World
| Employability skills The law and employment Tribunal role play National Citizenship Group Careers advice and guidance Mock interviews |
23rd March
Living in the Wider World
Next Steps
Planning for the future
Financial awareness
Budgeting
5th Sept
Health and Wellbeing
Induction
Study skills
Getting to know you
Thinking outside the box
16th Nov
Relationships
Values
Mindfulness
Driving safe – wasted lives
Careers discovery
Tutor 1:1
31st Jan
Living in the Wider World
Financial awareness
Introduction to Unifrog
Apprenticeship discovery
Conflict and radicalisation
Mental health
23rd March
Living in the Wider World
Financial education
University life
Health and nutrition
30th June
Relationships
Sex and Relationship education – Chlamydia testing
Future planning
5th Sept
Health and Wellbeing
Study Skills
Target Setting
Working outside the comfort zone
UCAS update
16th Nov
Relationships
Induction
Financial planning
Staying safe – driving ‘Wasted lives’
Applying to University
Career planning
31st Jan
Living in the Wider World
Physical activity, diet, healthy lifestyle
Mental health issues – Beating stress
Cooking on a budget
Have your say
Mock refection
Revision reboot
23rd March
Living in the Wider World
Personal budgeting and planning
Personal finances/security
Counter Extremism
Next Steps
Careers Provision
Our ambition is that through this provision, we will provide comprehensive exposure to our students of the options they have once they leave St Wilfrid’s. Students will receive guidance and assistance in making purposeful, personal choices that provide a pathway to achieve their aspirations. We also ensure that our students understand the qualities and positive attitudes that allows success within a variety of working environments.
Here is a summary of our current provision:
Careers and work-related education activities including financial capability, enterprise and employability
Wilfridian Award £15 challenge
Careers and work-related education activities including financial capability, enterprise and employability
Enterprise day
Wilfridian Edge
STEM activities
Taster days for A-Level and Options courses
Careers information, advice and guidance
Range of Post 16 pathways outlined, related to GCSE options choices
Start programme use for research
Consideration of requirements of career choices
Careers and work-related education activities including financial capability, enterprise and employability
NHS careers/apprenticeship open days at Blackburn Hospital
BAE and EDF apprenticeship days
Careers event at DACA Tuesday 7th March where employers from wide variety of sectors available to showcase careers and apprenticeship opportunities
Careers information, advice and guidance
Careers assessment questionnaire
Careers guidance on post 16 options
Careers and work-related education activities including financial capability, enterprise and employability
Potential Work Experience week
Napthens employability skills sessions
Careers information, advice and guidance
Careers assessment questionnaire
Preparation for work experience / careers day
Careers and work-related education activities including financial capability, enterprise and employability
Careers Assessment questionnaire
Post 16 – Sixth form open evening – November 8th
Ensuring all have a planned, realistic pathway and support in securing application (Target setting)
Napthens to provide employability skills advice and guidance to year group over the day.
Speakers from the Royal Navy to outline potential career/apprenticeship opportunities
Mock interviews with Stem Ambassadors
Awareness of laws around youth employment
Financial planning and managing on a budget
Careers information, advice and guidance
Post 16 range of pathways outlined (Tutors)
Start programme research
Speakers from Apprenticeship providers (B Coll T2000) – interviews
Speaker from Sixth Form
Careers interviews for every Year 11 student – Taster days for students
Careers and work-related education activities including financial capability, enterprise and employability
Induction Day
Apprenticeships
Careers with Plotr
Careers information, advice and guidance
Careers Discovery session
Awareness of laws around youth unemployment
Manchester conference
Next steps – evening with students and parents
Careers and work-related education activities including financial capability, enterprise and employability
Key deadlines for HE applications
Financial Planning
Employability skills advice
Interview skills for university and careers
Careers information, advice and guidance
UCAS and APG for Post 18 pathways
