Course Overview
From September 2026, updated statutory RSHE guidance requires all schools to strengthen their approach to teaching physical and mental wellbeing as part of a high quality, progressive PSHE curriculum. This training will help you explore what effective Health Education looks like within a curriculum where pupils revisit essential themes—such as physical health, emotional regulation, personal safety and online wellbeing—building knowledge and confidence over time in line with the revised expectations. This CPD will explore the significant updates introduced in the 2026 guidance, including the strengthened emphasis on personal safety, online harms, emotional wellbeing, and accurate scientific language to support safeguarding
Why Attend?
· Meet new statutory expectations: Understand how the revised RSHE guidance (effective September 2026) shapes curriculum design, including new requirements related to online safety, mental health, personal safety, and safeguarding.
· Use meaningful data and consultation: Learn how to draw on pupil voice, parental engagement, and local health data to design a Health Education curriculum that reflects the lived experiences of your community, as required by updated DfE guidance.
· Apply evidence informed teaching methods: Explore strategies supported by research and emphasised in the statutory guidance—such as structured progression, revisiting core knowledge, and creating safe, non judgemental learning spaces—to improve pupil outcomes
What will it cover?
· Understanding the 2026 guidance: A clear breakdown of the revised requirements for Health Education, including new content relating to online safety, harmful ideologies, recognising risks, emotional regulation, change and loss. [safeguardi...upport.com], [pshe-assoc...ion.org.uk]
· Designing meaningful and responsive Health Education: How to use data, consultation and evidence based practice to tailor Health Education so it meets statutory expectations and the real needs of your pupils. [gov.uk]
· Safe and confident teaching of challenging topics: Practical approaches for navigating sensitive areas (e.g. body changes, online harms, mental health, personal safety) in a way that protects both pupils and staff, aligning with strengthened safeguarding content. [safeguardi...upport.com]
Who should attend?
PSHE leads, Safeguarding leads, School leaders, teachers with responsibility for delivering PSHE
Cost £105 per delegate. All costs are subject to VAT. Failure to cancel or non-attendance will incur costs. All cancellations must be completed online at www.sil-ltd.co.uk at least 48 hours in advance.
