SRE/PSHE

Introduction

SRE/PSHE at Christ’s College Finchley School is delivered to both Key Stages 3 and 4.

Through work in Form time, lesson time and a wide range of activities across and beyond the curriculum, pupils gain practical knowledge and skills to help them live healthily and deal with the spiritual, moral, social and cultural issues they face as they approach adulthood. PSHE gives pupil’s opportunities to reflect upon their experiences and how they are developing. It helps them to understand and manage responsibly a wider range of relationships as they mature, and to show respect for the diversity of, and differences between, people. It also develops pupils’ wellbeing and self-esteem, encouraging belief in their ability to succeed and enabling them to take responsibility for their learning and future choice of courses and career.

All staff have the responsibility of ensuring that a high quality and appropriate PSHE content is taught and modelled in all lessons, Form time and wider school activities.

Contact details

Please contact the Mr Hodges for more information. A full teaching staff list can be found under 'About Us' 'Staff and Governance'.

Mr M Hodges: mh@ccfplus.com

Aims and enrichment

Aims

Through a variety of learning experiences both direct and indirect  at Christ’s College Finchley by providing every learner to:

• Think and act for themselves
• Acquire accurate and relevant knowledge and turn that knowledge into personal understanding
• Take their place in a wide range of roles in preparation for adult life
• Develop confidence and independence within the school community
• Value and respect and think well of themselves.
• Strategies they need in order to live healthy, safe responsible and balanced lives
• Develop social skills and model positive behaviour
• Be able to share and cooperate
• Become empowered to participate in school life as active citizens

Enrichment

• Lunchtime and after-school Computing and ICT clubs
• Coursework catch up sessions
• Registered for the MicroBit project (all students in year 7 will receive a MicroBit device)
• School trip to the National museum of Computing (Bletchley park)

Recent successes:

OCR Cambridge Technicals (A2): 85% A*-A, 100% A*-C

OCR Cambridge Technicals (AS): 66% A*, 75% A*-A ,100% A*-C

Key stage 3

The programmes of study will reflect the three core aims:

• Health and Wellbeing
• Relationships
• Living in the Wider World

SRE Parents Evening Y7 PowerPoint

Key stage 4

The programmes of study will reflect the three core aims:

• Health and Wellbeing
• Relationships
• Living in the Wider World

Key stage 5

The programmes of study will reflect the three core aims:

• Work Experience
• Preparing Adult Life
• Careers