🗣️ 3 Ways To Support Pupil's Mental Health and #Relationships Education 📽️

How do the new statutory areas of Health and Relationships support children’s mental health?

Relationship and Health Education in schools is now statutory.

Throughout COVID-19, most primary schools were focused on the differences in progress between pupils. For secondary schools, it was pupils’ emotional and mental health.

As we emerge from the pandemic, schools leaders report that the plan to make "changes to curriculum content and need further cross-sector work to address the wide-reaching impacts of worsening inequalities in education." Supporting pupil mental health feature is high on the agenda... (DfE, 2022)

Schools looking to enhance their RSE provision to include all the new statutory changes continue to use in-house expertise, but sometimes they need to look externally to find resources; trusted, tried and tested ideas.

1decision supports and encourages children and young people to look after their bodies and minds by focusing on healthy eating, regular exercise, reduced screen time, sufficient sleep, and more.

From early years mapping and teacher training to endless resources and videos for pupils, parents and teachers, 1decision is perfect for statutory obligations and education recovery. In this broadcast, we hear more from teacher, Byrony Dorrans and Hayley Sherwood, founder and director of 1decision.

1) How do we assess personal development needs (gaps in their knowledge)?

2) How do we evidence pupils' individual successes?

3) A quality assurance review of the relationships resources on offer.