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The Gattons Infant School

Progression in PSHE

 

 

Autumn 1

Autumn 2

Spring 1

Spring 2

Summer 1

Summer 2

RRS

Right to play.

Right to be treated fairly.

 

 

Right to learn

Right to a clean and tidy environment.

Right to be listened to.

Right to be safe and cared for.

 

Assessment questions

How can you make sure that everyone feels welcome?

Can anyone do any job? (Why do we need to work?)

Do we all have the same wants and needs?

 

What choices can you make to be healthy, happy and safe?

How do we keep safe?

Are we all the same?

Reception

Family Diversity and Celebrating Difference taught through circle time and the super six.

Can talk about feelings.

Welcome distractions when upset.

Increasingly follow rules.

Know likes and dislikes.

Independently organise belongings in the morning.

Manage personal hygiene.

Build constructive and respectful relationships.

Introduce Rainbow Rights and Responsibilities

Gender and Toys taught through circle time and the super six.

Beginning to express their feelings and consider the perspectives of others.

Begin to take turns and share resources.

Independently choose where they would like to play.

Continue to build constructive and respectful relationships.

Zones of Regulation

 Global Citizenship (including Nepal week) taught through circle time and the super six.

Show pride in achievements.

Understand behavioural expectations of the setting.

Can explain right from wrong and try to behave accordingly.

Manage their own needs.

Can identify kindness.

Seek others to share activities and experiences.

Keeping Safe and Healthy taught through circle time and the super six.

Can make choices and communicate what they need.

Begin to show persistence when faced with challenges.

Can keep play going by co-operating, listening, speaking, and explaining.

Can reflect on the work of others and self-evaluate their own work.

 

 

Feeling Good Feeling Safe – teach as formal lessons

 

Beginning to know that children think and respond in different ways to them.

Can talk about their own abilities positively.

Confident to try new activities

Show resilience and perseverance.

 

 

 

Relationships – teach as formal lessons

 

Able to identify and moderate own feelings.

See themselves as a unique and valued individual.

Can seek out a challenge and enjoy the process.

Show sensitivity to others’ needs and feelings.

PSHCE -

Relationships

Year 1

RRS relaunch day.

Gypsy Roma traveller education (GRT)

Democracy

Gender-

Challenging Gender stereotypes

 

Internet Safety

Global Citizenship

NEPAL week

 

Money Management

Keeping healthy and safe

 Healthy Eating

Feeling Good Feeling Safe

 

RSE- including family diversity

 

Year 2

RRS relaunch day.

Disability Equality Education

Democracy

Careers & gender

 

Internet Safety

Global citizenship

(Nepal Week)

Including: my community and Multi-cultural Britain / British values

Money matters

Keeping safe- Environmental safety  & Drugs Education

Healthy Eating

 

 

 

Feeling Good Feeling Safe

 

RSE-

Body Image and male and female differences.

 

 

PSHE / Relationship Education Vocabulary 

Topic

Self Regulation

 

Managing SelfBuilding Relationships 

New vocabulary and definition

Zones of regulation

Being aware of our feelings

 

Kindness

Blue

 

 

Listening

Green

 

 

Sharing

Red

 

 

 

Yellow

 

 

 

Feelings

Our body giving us a message

 

 

 

Year 1

TopicRelationshipsLiving in the wider worldMental health and wellbeing

New vocabulary and definition

Traveller

a person who travels from place to place, often living in a van or other vehicle, rather than living in one place

rules

Example of different rules in class, home, outside in the community (they keep us safe).

healthy

keeping your body working at it’s best.

Settled

you stay in one place, in one job, or with one person, rather than moving around or changing

rights

your entitlement to education, religion and freedom of speech

unhealthy

Not good for someone’s health.

community

community is a group of people who are similar in some way.

responsibilities

things we should do

Choice

Making a decision when there is one then one option

Same

 they are very like each other in some way.

Democracy

when as many people as possible get to have a say on what happens

Personal hygiene

the practice of keeping clean and to prevent disease.

Different

not like each other

School council

A group of elected children to listen, discuss, share their views about the school

Hazard

Something which could be dangerouso to you, your health or safety

Positive

Thinking good thoughts  about something

internet

lots of computers connected together all over the world

Safe

If you are safe, you have not been harmed or you are not in danger of being harmed

negative

Thinking bad thoughts  about something

Online

computer is connected to the internet

Unsafe

If you are unsafe, you are in danger or being harmed

Skill

having the ability to do something

Personal information

Any information that is about a person

Risk

If you say that something is a risk, you mean it is likely to cause harm

Knowledge

Information, knowing about something

Passwords

a word that only you know

Nurse/doctor

Someone who looks after you when you are ill

male

a person or animal born with male private parts

 

 

medicine

Can help people stay healthy and manage illnesses and allergies

female

a person or animal born with female private parts

 

 

Chemist

A place to go to get medicine if you are ill

Bullying behaviour

being unkind several times on purpose - STOP

 

 

Regulate

The way you manage your feelings

 

Private parts

Parts of your body that are kept covered by underwear

 

 

Anxious/worried

A feeling when you are unsure about something

 

secret

Secrets are things that people tell you that you can never ever tell.

 

 

 

 

 

surprise

a good secret that will be found out soon

 

 

 

 

 

Year 2 

TopicRelationshipsLiving in the wider worldMental health and wellbeing

New vocabulary and definition

friend

Mutual affection between people

rights

your entitlement to education, religion and freedom of speech

Occasional

Having sometimes

Family

A group of 2 or more people who usually love and care for each other very much

responsibilities

things we should do

Balanced diet

eating a variety of foods

Male

a person or animal born with male private parts

Democracy

when as many people as possible get to have a say on what happens

Healthy

keeping your body working at it’s best.

Female

a person or animal born with female private parts

needs

Things we must have to stay safe and healthy 

Unhealthy

Not good for someone’s health.

Equal (frienships)

Treating our friends in the same way that we would like to be treated

wants

In relation to money, what is something that we can live without

Muscles

Muscles provide the tug on the bones so they move

argument

A disagreement between people

spend

Paying money for things

Exercise

playing and being physically active

resolve

To solve a problem

Safe

In relation to money: a place where you can keep money so you don’t lose it

Poisonous

causes harm when it enters the body or touches the skin.

Bullying behaviour

being unkind several times on purpose - STOP

Save

Collecting your money and not spending it

Danger

the possibility of something bad happening

joking

when someone says something funny to make you laugh

Online

connected to the internet (via a phone, computer, tablet)

Hazard

a warning of harm or dange

teasing

annoying or being unkind to someone in a playful way

Avatar

a character or figure which represents a

real person in an online game

Germs

tiny living things, that can make you ill

choices

Making a decision that can be good or bad

Pop up

a picture that suddenly appears when you are online

Medicine

A safe drug to help you get better

Behaviour

The way a person behaves or acts. 

internet

lots of computers connected together all over the world

Hygiene

the practice of keeping clean and to prevent disease.

Consequences

Something that happens as a result of your behaviour

digital devices

Tv, ipads, phones, laptops etc.

Infection

an illness caused by germs

similarities

things that are similar

 

 

Emergency services

Their job is to take quick action to deal with emergencies

differences

things that are different

 

 

Green cross code

A set of rules so people know how to cross the road safely 

Unique

One of a kind

 

 

Safe

If you are safe, you have not been harmed or you are not in danger of being harmed

Disability

an injury or illness that doesn't go away. It might affect the way you can live your life.

 

 

Unsafe

If you are unsafe, you are in danger or being harmed

Ability

the skills you have to do something

 

 

Stranger

somebody your family doesn't know

Skill

having the ability to do something

 

 

 

 

 

Gender

being male or female

 

 

 

 

stereotype

- an assumption about what someone will do or how they will behave based on their gender

 

 

 

 

Trusted adults

An adult you can talk to who makes you feel safe and wants to help you.

 

 

 

 

Early warning signs

Feelings that let you know that something might not be ok

 

 

 

 

Safe touch

You feel comfortable and safe

 

 

 

 

Private parts

Parts of your body that are kept covered by underwear

 

 

 

 

Boss

You are in charge of your body.

 

 

 

 

secret

Secrets are things that people tell you that you can never ever tell.

 

 

 

 

suprise

a good secret that will be found out soon

 

 

 

 

Feelings

Different emotions we feel eg, happy, sad, angry etc

 

 

 

 

Uncomfortable feeligns

Feelings that make our bodies feel uneasy or awkward

 

 

 

 

Change (Transition)

Starting a new school

 

 

 

 

 

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