PSHE and SRE

At Priors Wood, we use the Jigsaw scheme of work as part of our PSHE curriculum. 

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Jigsaw Education Map

 Primary and Secondary PSHE fulfilling RSE | Jigsaw PSHE Ltd

Jigsaw PSHE at Priors Wood 

What is Jigsaw PSHE?

Jigsaw PSHE is a comprehensive and completely original Scheme of Work for the whole Primary School from Reception through to Year 6. It brings together PSHE Education, emotional literacy, social skills and spiritual development in a comprehensive scheme of learning.

SMSC (Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural) development opportunities are mapped throughout. All of these pieces of learning are brought together to form a cohesive picture, helping children to know and value who they are and understand how they relate to other people in the world.

British Values

Jigsaw contributes  (as a good PSHE programme should) to the British Values agenda very significantly, both through the direct teaching of information and through the experiential learning children will enjoy.

The 5 strands of the British Values agenda have been mapped across every Puzzle and every Piece (lesson). We link our whole school assemblies and our class celebration  assemblies  to the Jigsaw Themes and Values being taught and applied through the PSHE curriculum. We are proud of the way we promote emotional well being for all our pupils through our Jigsaw programme which underpins the whole of our curriculum.

 

 

 

A Jigsaw Gift for Our Families

Jigsaw schools are being offered some of the Jigsaw Families Programme materials for free. We hope you can share the stories (audio files) and the Calm Me times (audio files) from two of the sessions. These stories align with the Jigsaw PSHE Dreams and Goals and Healthy Me Puzzles and are suitable for children aged 5+.

Click here for Jigsaw home learning resources

 

SRE- Sex & Relationship Education

The SRE curriculum is statutory from September 2020 -SRE  is an acronym for Sex and Relationship Education.
SRE policy - click here 
 
A guide for parents from the government can be found here.