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PSHE & SMSC
PSHE & RSE
CLICK HERE for information about Mental Health and Wellbeing.
At Winwick CE Primary School, we understand the importance of a broad and balanced curriculum and this includes the teaching of physical, social, health and well-being (including mental health).
In 2020, a new statutory PSHE & Relationships & Sex Education curriculum became statutory. This meant that all schools had to ensure that all children receive a broad and balanced PSHE curriculum that covers the following topics:
- Families and people who care for me
- Caring Friendships
- Respectful relationships
- Online relationships
- Being safe
- Mental Well-being
- Internet Safety & Harms
- Physical health and fitness
- Drugs, alcohol & tobacco
- Health and prevention
- Basic First Aid
- Changing adolescent body
At Winwick, we have worked hard to develop our curriculum and, as an Early Adopter school, we have been teaching the updated statutory curriculum since September 2019.
Below is a plan of the units we are teaching, along with our Relationships & Sex Education Policy, Equality Policy and the PSHE Association document we've got it covered.
As a school, we took part in the pilot scheme of the 'Thrive' initiative. This was a pilot scheme that provided training and support to schools helping staff support children with their mental health when needed.
In addition to this, we also use the 'No Outsiders in Our School' Curriculum to teach our children about equality and human rights.
Winwick CE Primary Equality Policy
Winwick CEP RSE Curriculum Policy
Parent Guide to the Statutory RSE Statutory Curriculum
RSE- Primary School Guide for Parents
RSHE WBC Primary School Guidance for Parents
Church of England RSE School Charter
Comic Relief and Children in Need
As a school, the children enjoy our events linked to Comic Relief and Child in Need. We most importantly, also take the time to reflect on why we raise money for this charities and where and how the money we raise is used.
Winwick Christmas Tree Fund
Each year, we hold a fundraising day to help to raise funds to go towards the Winwick Community Christmas Tree Fund; the tree stands in the grounds of St Oswald's chuch and acts a reminder of the Hope and light respresented
Black History Month
In October, we celebrate Black History Month, where we use our worships and reflections, as well as other class events
Anti-Bullying and Friendship Week
Each year, our Happiness Heroes work with Mrs Mills (Mental Healh and Wellbeing Lead) to plan and coordinate our Anti-bullying and Friendship Week. Across the week, they lead an assembly linked to the annual theme, along with planning different class, key stage and whole school activities that link to Anti-bullying and Friendship.
You can also find further support below at the anti-bullying alliance website...CLICK HERE
Health and Safety Week
During Health and Safety Week, we focus on a range of topics that help remind us of the importance of keeping safe and keeping healthy. We cover topics such as: Road Safety, Water Safety, Keeping Safe Around Railways, Sun Safety, Medicines and Drugs, Healthy Living, as well as other important subjects.
Wellbeing Week/Days
Each year, our Happiness Heroes work with Mrs Mills (Mental Healh and Wellbeing Lead) to plan and coordinate our Wellbeing activities. This involves leading assemblies, worships and workshops, along with planning different activities and events. Wellbeing is a key focus for our school and the children enjoy getting involved to look at how this can be developed.
Elf Run for St Rocco's
Every year, we hold the annual Elf Run (previously the Reindeer Run) to support St Rocco's. This event is organised and coordinated by Mrs Mills who is passionate about raising awareness and providing support for St Rocco's, as it is a cause that is very dear to her heart. Over the years, Mrs Mills has helped the school to raise over £12,000 for St Rocco's
A massive WELL DONE to Mrs Mills for organising this event year after year and THANK YOU all for your kind donations!
Warrington Foodbank
Each year, as part of our Harvest celebrations, we collect donations for Warrington Foodbank to support families across our local area. As part of our Harvest Service, our Year 6 children share information about the foodbank and its work and why this is such an important focus.
SMSC
Please also see our P.S.H.E., Worship and Values Passport pages for further examples of Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural Development (S.M.S.C.) at Winwick CE.
CLICK HERE to visit our P.S.H.E. page.
CLICK HERE to visit our Worship page.

