PSHE
Catholic values and the teaching of what God says in the Bible underpin the PSHE curriculum. This is reflected in the bible verses that are attributed to the themes.
Relationships
Love your neighbour as yourself (Mark 12:31)
Living in the Wider World
Do your work and be happy as if you were serving God (Colossians 3:23)
Health and Wellbeing
I praise you God for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. (Psalm 139:14)
At Christ the King, we aspire for all children to lead happy, successful lives. We aim to develop the knowledge, skills and attributes needed for young people to thrive as individuals and members of society. We use the TenTen resource Life to the Full Plus which fulfils all RHE and PSHE requirements and covers topics such as health, relationships, emotional wellbeing, life online, keeping safe, transitions, money and careers.
We also enrich PSHE learning with special events such as Anti-Bullying week, Road Safety Week, Children's Mental Health Week and Healthy Eating week.
TenTen Progression Of Skills EYFS
TenTen Progression Of Skills YR1/2
TenTen Progression Of Skills YR3/4
TenTen Progression Of Skills YR5/6
Ten Ten Key Stage One Vocabulary
PUPIL VOICE
"I really liked learning about feelings and how to stay safe with Rachel." (KS1)
"I loved odd socks day, it was really fun and we thought about how we are all different and special." (KS1)
"I liked learning a song about being brave for Anti-bullying week and performing it in the hall." (LKS2)
"The best thing we learned about was when we talked about our emotions and the best way to show them." (UKS2)
"My favourite lesson was when we talked about online safety and what things we should put online and what things should stay private." (UKS2)
"I liked learning about my mental health and how to stay safe." (LKS2)
PSHE Around Our School
SCARF
In October we were visited by Rachel from SCARF who delivered workshops to every class. The children learnt about how to take care of their bodies, feelings, friendship and making decisions.
Black History Month
In October we marked Black History Month and celebrated the contributions of Black people to society. Each year group learnt about a different person. These included Lewis Hamilton, Marcus Rashford, Floella Benjamin, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Barrack Obama, Katherine Johnson and Stormzy.
Each group presented what they had learnt during assembly.
Hello Yellow Day
In celebration of Hello Yellow Day, organised by Young Minds and World Mental Health Day, the children came to school wearing yellow accessories. We spoke about how important our mental health is and how to spot signs that we or the people around us might need help.
Anti-Bullying Week
Anti -Bullying Week took place in November. This year’s theme was 'Power For Good.' The School Council hosted an Anti-Bullying Week poster competition. See our talented Competition winners Louise and Willow!
Odd Socks Day
During Anti-Bullying Week we all wore our best and craziest odd socks for Odd Sock Day to celebrate our differences and the fact that we are all unique. We also started the week with an assembly about bullying so as all children know what it is and what to do if they spot it happening or feel that it is happening to them.
World Kindness Day
We also celebrated World Kindness Day in November. Children who were 'caught being kind' were awarded certificates.
Useful Links:
https://anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/
Culcheth Lane, Manchester, Lancashire M40 1LU
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For telephone enquiries please ask for Mrs Potter.
contact@christtheking.manchester.sch.uk
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SEN enquiries will be passed on to the school SENDCo Mrs Holroyd.