Resources and Further Support - PSHE including SRE & Drug Education

The National Curriculum Handbook for Secondary Teachers in England Key Stage 3 - 4 Ref QCA/99/458

Passport - A framework for personal and social development.

(2000) published by Gulbenkian Foundation

Citizenship at Key Stages 3 and 4

QCA ref QCA/00/581

Citizenship at KS3-4 Initial guidance for schools

(2000) QCA

Careers Education in the New Curriculum

Its relationship to PSHE and Citizenship at KS3-4 (2000) DfEE

Young People are talking…are you listening?

The Surrey Youth Strategy. Available from Youth Services, The Runnymede Centre, Chertsey Road, Addlestone, KT15 2EP - Telephone: 01932 570329/561624

SEAL (Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning) Resource Pack

This publication is a curriculum resource to help schools from all phases improve children and young people's social and emotional skills.

New Secondary Curriculum

A new secondary curriculum has been developed to increase flexibility for both teachers and pupils. With less prescription on subject content and the opportunity for teachers and subject leaders to tailor the curriculum to the needs of individual learners, there will be more time and space within the school day for pupils to study areas in more depth. The new curriculum will be implemented from 2008 to 2011 commencing with Key Stage 3 in September 2008. To help subject leaders and schools prepare for implementing the new curriculum our subject specific web site offers planning tools and a variety of resources.

www.pfeg.org

pfeg is an educational charity whose mission is for all young people to leave school with the confidence, skills and knowledge they need in financial matters so that they can participate fully in society. It receives support from the education, business and government and is working within schools across the UK at a strategic level to promote the development of financial capability.

PSHE QCA Guidance

Personal, social and health education (PSHE) deals with many real life issues young people face as they grow up. It gives them the knowledge and skills needed to lead healthy and responsible lives as confident individuals and members of society.

Early Years Foundation Stage - PSD information

Follow this link for information on the Personal Social Development points from Early Years Foundation Stage: www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/eyfs/site/4/tables/0_1_5_0.htm