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Advanced Certificate in the Role of a RSHE/PSHE Lead (2022-23)
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You will be invoiced £300 as we are based in the United Kingdom.
About The Course
Advanced Certificate in the Role of a RSHE/PSHE Lead (2022-23)
It is a statutory requirement for all schools to have a comprehensive R(S)HE curriculum in place, ideally within a wider programme of PSHE education. This falls in line with Ofsted expectations, following their review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges, who call for ‘high-quality training for teachers delivering RSHE’ and evidenced the benefits of employing a dedicated R(S)HE lead.
Developed by John Rees, R(S)HE subject matter expert with over 25 years’ educational leadership experience, this Essential CPD course provides you with the knowledge and skills you need to understand your statutory R(S)HE requirements, the recommended PSHE expectations and drive local adaptation in your school.
Please note: The course consists of learning through video, task completion and further reading/research. Please consider this when planning and allocating your time. To successfully understand and achieve the objectives from the course, learners are expected to engage in all aspects of the learning process and complete all relevant activities to ensure they can successfully apply the knowledge and skills they have gained in their own setting.
Designed in line with the following policies:
- Relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education
- Keeping children safe in education
- School inspection handbook
Learning outcomes:
- Understanding the statutory RSHE requirements, the rationale for teaching PSHE and the links to improving attainment.
- Identifying the local and national context around RSHE/PSHE and how it can link into and support other curriculum areas.
- Understanding relevant legislation and the responsibilities of the RSHE/PSHE lead, as well as the theoretical basis of ‘what works’.
- Recognising how RSHE/PSHE leads can drive local implementation and engage parents and stakeholders.
- Exploring appropriate leadership styles and how to approach RSHE/PSHE implementation.
Course Units
Introduction
Developed by John Rees, R(S)HE subject matter expert with over 25 years’ educational leadership experience, this Essential CPD course provides you with the knowledge and skills you need to understand your statutory R(S)HE requirements, the recommende...
Module 1: The RSHE curriculum
Module one will explore what the DfE expects from the statutory RSHE curriculum and its links to personal development, improving behaviour and attitudes, physical and mental health, anti-racism, sexual violence and harassment, and improving pupils’ a...
Module 2: Understanding the policies
In this module, you will address the national policy and guidance that supports RSHE and PSHE in order to better understand how to better develop your own policies
Module 3: Statutory responsibilities
In module three, you will consider the statutory components of RSHE and how it links to the wider framework of PSHE. You will also look at how to adapt the guidance for local needs
Module 4: Resources for primary
In this module, you will explore good practice and parental engagement in primary settings. You will also look into what constitutes sex education, policy expectations and ‘what works' for pupils in KS1 and KS2
Module 5: Resources for secondary
Module 5 will consider intimate sexual relationships and sexual health, explore what good practice looks like in secondary schools., policy expectations and ‘what works' for pupils in KS3, KS4 and beyond
Module 6: Leadership
Module six reflects on the advantages and disadvantages of various leadership styles and explores how to effectively implement and consolidate change in your setting
Module 7: Assessment, evaluation, and monitoring
In module seven you will explore aspects of assessment, what you are going to assess, how to record learning, the role and purpose of evaluation and what the DfE guidance states
Module 8: Next steps
This module will ask the question ‘what next?’ and will provide you with a comprehensive list of resources to help you create a plan of action for your setting
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