Full Description
Providing much needed support for both current and newly appointed PSHE co-ordinators as well as being a useful reference for head teachers, teacher-trainers and classroom practice - this essential handbook sets out clearly and accessibly exactly what secondary schools will be expected to cover. Published in partnership with the PSHE Subject Association it offers a variety of useful strategies and tips for organising an effective PSHE programme, and includes chapters on:the role of PSHE, and the role of the co-ordinatordeciding how to plan and what to teach in the PSHE curriculumsensitive issues: drugs, sex and relationshipsPSHE in the whole school curriculumcitizenship educationsetting up a School Councilmonitoring, assessing, evaluating and reportinguseful activities / INSET sessions for staff.The book also includes useful further support material at the end of each chapter, including a range of handy photocopiable resources for the busy PSHE co-ordinator.
Contents
1. What Schools have to do about PSHE and Citizenship 2. The Role of the Head Teacher and Governors in Supporting PSHCE 3. The Role of the PSHCE Co-ordinator 4. Organising PSHCE in the School 5. Deciding What to Teach and How to Plan the PSHE and Citizenship and Citizenship Curriculum 6. The Role of Pupils, Parents and Whole School Community 7. The Classroom 8. The Socially Inclusive School 9. Setting Up a Successful School Council 10. Sensitive Issues - Drugs and Sex and Relationships Education 11. PSHCE in the Whole School Curriculum 12. Citizenship Education 13. Monitoring, Assessing, Evaluating and Reporting in PSHCE 14. Continuing Professional Development in PSHCE 15. Resources, Useful Addresses and Websites
