Year 11 PSHE
Curriculum:
Click to Expand Autumn Content:
Students Learn:
	
	- How to manage the judgement of others and challenge stereotyping
 - How to develop self-efficacy, including motivation, perseverance and resilience
 - How to maintain a healthy self-concept
 - About the nature, causes and effects of stress
 - Stress management strategies, including maintaining healthy sleep habits
 - How to manage work/life balance
 - Effective revision techniques and strategies
 - About positive and safe ways to create content online and the opportunities this offers
 - How to balance time online
 - How to use feedback constructively when planning for the future
 - How to set and achieve smart targets
 - How to balance ambition and unrealistic expectations
 - About application processes, including writing cvs, personal statements and interview technique
 - How to write a CV
 - How to maximise employability, including managing online presence and taking opportunities to broaden experience
 - About rights, responsibilities and challenges in relation to working part time whilst studying
 
Students Learn:
		
	- About different types of families and changing family structures
 - How to evaluate readiness for parenthood and positive parenting qualities
 - About fertility, including how it varies and changes
 - About pregnancy, birth and miscarriage
 - About unplanned pregnancy options, including abortion
 - About adoption and fostering
 - How to manage change, loss, grief and bereavement
 - About 'honour based' violence and forced marriage and how to safely access support
 
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Communication in Relationships
	
	Students Learn:
	
	- About core values and emotions
 - About gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation
 - How to communicate assertively
 - How to communicate wants and needs
 - How to handle unwanted attention, including online
 - How to challenge harassment and stalking, including online
 - About various forms of relationship abuse
 - About unhealthy, exploitative and abusive relationships
 - How to access support in abusive relationships and how to overcome challenges in seeking support
 
Independence
	
	Students Learn:
		
	- How to assess and manage risk and safety in new independent situations (e.g. personal safety in social situations and on the roads)
 - Emergency first aid skills
 - How to assess emergency and non-emergency situations and contact appropriate services
 - About the links between lifestyle and some cancers
 - About the importance of screening and how to perform self-examination
 - About vaccinations and immunisations
 - About registering with and accessing doctors, sexual health clinics, opticians and other health services
 - How to manage influences and risks relating to cosmetic and aesthetic body alterations
 - About blood, organ and stem cell donation
 
Click to Expand Summer Content:
At this point in the academic year, PSHE lessons become addition time for revision, exam technique and pace in other subjects.
Subject Overview:
Students in Year 11 have 1 PSHE lesson each week.
Students do not receive any PSHE homework.
Assessments:
Students have no official assessments. Instead students are expected to be holistic and reflective on the lessons rather than receive summative judgements on progress.

