As schools in England consolidate their curricula around the statutory components of PSHE, this thoughtful, professional and practical guide will support high quality teaching, and so improve the learning, and life chances of children and young people across, the country and beyond.
John Rees, PSHE Consultant, PSHE Solutions, UK
This is a timely book, designed to help those in education settings feel secure when teaching sensitive issues. Drawing from a wide-ranging pool of evidence and research, the editors have presented a collection every teacher of Primary-age children can use to support the development of positive and inclusive classroom environments.
Branwen Bingle, Head of Primary ITE, Newman University, Birmingham, UK
I would highly recommend this book. It challenges and guides schools to consider innovative ways to plan for a whole school cross-curricular approach for PSHE and RSE. Relevant and topical case studies, reflections and references are shared, giving teachers the confidence to plan and deliver this important subject effectively.
Sarah Gabbett, Lecturer in Primary PSHE, Edge Hill University, UK
A very informative book, written by authors who are clearly passionate about putting children at the heart of schools. The book navigates a wide range of sensitive topics carefully, offering thoughtful and practical advice. An excellent resource, inspiring confidence in readers to help children through many challenges of life, valuing holistic approaches to education.
Kate Adams, Professor of Education and Childhood, University of Winchester, UK
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Biographical note
Victoria Pugh is Primary Lecturer and PSHE and RSE Lead at the University of Worcester, UK.
Daniel Hughes is Primary Lecturer and English Lead at the University of Worcester, UK.