BE HEALTHY

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BE HEALTHY
EVERY CHILD MATTERS

MAKE A POSITIVE ACHIEVE ECONOMIC

BE HEALTHY STAY SAFE ENJOY & ACHIEVE CONTRIBUTION WELL BEING

YEAR 9 HEALTH MODULE YEAR 9 HEALTH MODULE ALL MODULES YEAR 9 SPIRIT OF YEAR 9 MEDIA

LEICESTER

 Drug Education  Sex Education  Different styles of teaching  Different forms of media as

 Sex Education  Drugs Education and learning allow  Community based looking a career

 Mental Health  Mental Health/Bullying achievement for all. at multicultural Leicester

 Exercise  Samaritans Visit  no discrimination YEAR 9 MONEY MATTERS

ALL MODULES

YEAR 7 HEALTH MODULE YEAR 9 SPIRIT OF YEAR 9 HEALTH  Responsibility of money

LEICESTER  Visits out/visitors in allow  Working life and

 Healthy Eating/Diet for increased enjoyment  Police, drugs and the law preparation

 Exercise  Racial Prejudice/  Life changing issues

Discrimination ALL MODULES (personal) YEAR 8 CONSERVATION

YEAR 7 REPRODUCTION

MODULE Year 8 Africa Different  Improving personal YEAR 9 MONEY MATTERS  Greener areas locally

Year 7 China Cultures experiences and M

 Biology development  Decision making

 Money and dealing with it O

D

YEAR 8 CONSERVATION

U

 Environment local, national, L

global E

YEAR 8 SPACE S

 Space junk



YEAR 8 DESIGN IN

INDUSTRY



 Decision making



YEAR 7 YOUNG

ENTERPRISE



 Raise money for charity

EVERY CHILD MATTERS

MAKE A POSITIVE ACHIEVE ECONOMIC

BE HEALTHY STAY SAFE ENJOY & ACHIEVE CONTRIBUTION WELL BEING

YEAR 9 (SPRING) MENTAL YEAR 9 (SPRING) MENTAL YEAR 8 (AUTUMN) YEAR 9 (SPRING) CONFLICT YEAR 8 (AUTUMN)

HEALTH HEALTH INTRODUCTION TO RESOLUTION PERSONAL MONEY

YEAR 8

 Security, safety, stability  Security, safety, stability  Law abiding behaviour  Economic awareness

 Ready for school, personal

YEAR 8 (SUMMER) SEX YEAR 9 (SUMMER) and social development YEAR 9 (SPRING) UNITED RIGHTS AND

C

EDUCATION HOMELESSNESS NATIONS RESPONSIBILITIES U

YEAR 7 (AUTUMN) AS A CONSUMER R

 Personal, sexual safety,  Security, safety, stability INTRODUCING ME  Decision making and

contraception supporting the wider  Economic awareness R

YEAR 9 (SUMMER) KEEPING  Homework, ready for community I

YEAR 8 (SUMMER) SAFE SAFE AND school YEAR 7 (SPRING) LOCAL

ENVIRONMENT RECOGNISING YEAR 9 (SPRING) UNICEF GOVERNMENT

C

DANGERS YEAR 7 (SPRING) U

 Violence in the home RESPECTING  Supporting the wider  Preparing for the future L

 Security, safety, stability OTHERS community

YEAR 8 (SUMMER) DRUG U

EDUCATION YEAR 9 (SUMMER) GRIEF  Differences, other people YEAR 9 (SUMMER) M

DRIVING HOMELESSNESS

 Introduction to drugs, YEAR 7 (SUMMER)

alcohol, smoking  Safe from accidental  Supporting the community E

death/injury N

YEAR 7 (AUTUMN) YEAR 9 (SUMMER) THE

INTRODUCING ME YEAR 8 (AUTUMN) PEER ELDERLY R

PRESSURE I

 Emotional health  Supporting the community

 Security, stability in school

C

YEAR 7 (SPRING) FIRST AID ALL YEARS YEAR 9 (SUMMER) GRIEF H

SELF RESPECT DRIVING M

 Safe in school and  Target setting

environment  Security, stability in school  End of term assessment for  Engage in law abiding E

each year (to be activities N

YEAR 7 (SPRING) KEEPING YEAR 8 (SUMMER) SEX developed)

CLEAN EDUCATION  Monitoring, evaluating and YEAR 8 (SPRING)

T

reporting for each year CITIZENSHIP

 Personal hygiene  Personal sexual safety,  Form tutors to use data

contraception with students to monitor  Understanding the UK and

progress and achievement the wider community

(to be developed)

EVERY CHILD MATTERS

MAKE A POSITIVE ACHIEVE ECONOMIC

BE HEALTHY STAY SAFE ENJOY & ACHIEVE CONTRIBUTION WELL BEING

YEAR 8 (SUMMER) SAFE ALL YEARS YEAR 7 (SPRING) MORAL

ENVIRONMENT CONTRIBUTIONS

 Team Leaders to monitor

 Violence in the home and evaluate progress of  Making the right decisions

team groups (to be

YEAR 8 (SUMMER) DRUG developed) YEAR 7 (SPRING)

C

AWARENESS  - Reward system linked to RESPECTING U

achievement (to be OTHERS R

 Introduction to drugs, developed)

smoking, alcohol  Differences between R

people and recognising and I

YEAR 8 (SUMMER) tolerating them

CHATLINES

C

U

 Security, safety L

YEAR 7 (AUTUMN) U

INTRODUCING ME M

 Security, stability in school

E

YEAR 7 (SPRING) FIRST AID N

 Safe in school and R

environment I

YEAR 7 (SUMMER)

C

H

M

E

N

T

EVERY CHILD MATTERS

MAKE A POSITIVE ACHIEVE ECONOMIC

BE HEALTHY STAY SAFE ENJOY & ACHIEVE CONTRIBUTION WELL BEING

GETTING STUDENTS READY

FOR EMPLOYMENT



YEAR 9 (AUTUMN)



 Interview Techniques



YEAR 9 (AUTUMN)



 Career Action Plan



YEAR 9 (SPRING)



 Options

C

YEAR 8 (AUTUMN)

A

 Making Choices R

YEAR 8 INVESTIGATION

E

E

 Career investigation R

YEAR 7 S

 Ambition



YEAR 8/9 (AUTUMN)



 Curriculum Vitae



YEAR 8/9 (AUTUMN)



 Gaining knowledge and

skills

EVERY CHILD MATTERS

MAKE A POSITIVE ACHIEVE ECONOMIC

BE HEALTHY STAY SAFE ENJOY & ACHIEVE CONTRIBUTION WELL BEING

ENGAGING STUDENTS IN C

FURTHER EDUCATION

A

YEAR 9 (AUTUMN) R

 National Qualification

E

Framework E

R

YEAR 9 (AUTUMN)

S

 Stereotyping

 College ownership of  Drug roadshow  Attend School  Cooperative work with  Liaison with Connexions

school canteen promotes discourages students from o Monitored by form Birkett House Special Service to help prepare

healthy lifestyles. substance abuse. tutor/team coordinator School pupils to improve students for their future.

o Liaison with EWO understanding of disability.

 Extra curricular PE  Peer mentoring provides o Attendance certificates  Use of transition mentor to

supports students physical students with a safe o Attendance notice  Opportunities for discuss issues of transfer

health. environment. board extracurricular activities to between KS3 to KS4.

o Provision made for support student

 Input from school nurse  Child protection trading students unable to development, personally  Liaison with outside

supports physical and provided for all staff to attend and academically agencies to ensure

mental health. minimise the incidence of o PE identified students are O

child abuse and neglect.  Drug roadshow o Arts prepared and supported for

 Drug roadshow discourages students from o Productions the future e.g. looked after

T

discourages students from  Arrangements in place to substance abuse. o Trips students, travellers. H

substance abuse. record and share o Residentials E

information on students to  Cooperative work with  Links with future education,

 Liaison with outside ensure smooth transition Birkett House Special  Opportunities to support APPG, VESA, FE Colleges, R

agencies to ensure between schools. School pupils to improve pupils with an alternative Universities.

identified students are understanding of disability. curriculum e.g. Bike

prepared and supported for  Liaison with outside Project/Sailing Group.  Preparing and supporting

the future e.g. looked after agencies to ensure  Provision made for students for the future e.g.

students, travellers, etc. identified students are students with SEN  Peer Mentors – used to Twilight Club, transition

prepared and supported for (learning difficulties, EAL, support pupils and assist meetings, liaison with

 Extended school initiatives the future e.g. looked after, travellers, visual, hearing and reduce bullying and Upper Schools.

include action to address G & T, travellers, etc. impaired, G & T, etc.) discrimination.

the needs of students and o Programmes of work

their families. o Breakfast club

o Alternative curriculum

EVERY CHILD MATTERS

MAKE A POSITIVE ACHIEVE ECONOMIC

BE HEALTHY STAY SAFE ENJOY & ACHIEVE CONTRIBUTION WELL BEING

 Extended school initiatives  Support given to pupils  Action taken to ensure that

include action to address  Opportunities for extra transition at KS2 to KS3 College curriculum is

the needs of students and curricular activities to and KS3 to KS4. planned and delivered to a

their families. support students' high quality.

development, personally  Students awareness raised

and academically of links with the community  Extended school initiatives

o PE e.g. preschool, senior include action to address

o Arts citizen groups, twilight club. the needs of students and

o Productions their families.

o Trips  Liaison with outside

o Residentials agencies to ensure

identified students are

 Action taken to ensure that prepared and supported for

college curriculum is the future e.g. looked after,

planned and delivered to a G & T, travellers.

high quality.

 Extended school initiatives O

 Liaison with outside include action to address T

agencies to ensure the needs of students and

identified students are their families.

H

prepared and supported for E

the future e.g. looked after, R

G & T, travellers.



 Extended school initiatives

include action to address

the needs of students and

their families.


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