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Personal, Social, Health Education

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Life Skills

We follow the PATHS (Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies) programme. This curriculum helps children to develop their self-esteem and teaches them about feelings and behaviours. One of the key concepts of PATHS is that all feelings are ok but not all of our behaviours are ok. We teach children how to respond to their feelings. From Reception, children are taught to give compliments to their friends and receive them when they are ‘Child of the Day.’

We follow the statutory guidance for the new RSHE (Relationships, Sex and Health Education) curriculum. This teaches our children to have a better understanding of themselves and links in with our PATHS curriculum which teaches children to develop their self-esteem. In our schools, we want children to develop their full potential, physically, socially and mentally. We aim to teach children to develop positive attitudes towards their health and respect towards other individuals and groups. The curriculum provides knowledge and the appropriate skills and attitudes to use this knowledge throughout your child’s life.

Our Philosophy curriculum teaches children to develop their reasoning and understanding of different questions. Some of these questions are life questions, others ask children to think ‘outside of the box’ to develop their own answer. In Philosophy, there is no wrong answer…children are encouraged to have different opinions to those of their friends and encourages a friendly debate within the class.

WJS RSHE & PSHE Intent

WJS Long Term Plan PSHE Year 3

WJS Long Term Plan PSHE Year 4

WJS Long Term Plan PSHE Year 5

WJS Long Term Plan PSHE Year 6

Inclusivity in Life Skills

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Watton Westfield Infant & Nursery and Watton Junior School

Aim: For all children to achieve their full potential.
Ethos: To use an ambitious curriculum and nurturing approach to inspire confident life-long learners.
Vision: We provide a Safe, Meaningful, Inclusive Learning Environment. SMILE

Our schools

The Clarion Corvus Trust is a multi-academy and primary school Trust in the East of England. We aspire to excellence in all aspects of our practice. Mutual support, collaboration and challenge are key to our success. Raising standards for teaching and learning is at the core of all we do; providing students, pupils and staff with the opportunity to thrive, flourish and excel. This is a common vision for all our academies, no matter what their setting, context or circumstances.

Our schools

Hobart High SchoolPakefield High SchoolAslacton Primary SchoolManor Field Infant and Nursery SchoolThurlton Primary SchoolWatton Junior SchoolWatton Westfield Infant and Nursery School