HPV & Cervical Cancer
A new curriculum linked teaching and learning resource, is available online for teachers: What you and your pupils need to know.
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 KS3 & KS4 Teachers’ Resource Pack:
Crime & Anti-Social Behaviour
This resource has been produced by Hertfordshire Constabulary in partnership with Healthy Schools Hertfordshire and has been designed for teachers to compliment and support the PSHE and Citizenship curriculum. More...
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PSHE Education and the use of ‘drop down or off-timetable days’
PSHE Education consists of two non-statutory programmes study, Personal Well-being and Economic Well-being and Financial capability. These have statutory elements relating to sex education, careers education and work related learning. They contribute fully to the achievement of the curriculum aims for all young people to become successful learners who enjoy learning and make progress, confident individuals who are able to live safe, healthy and fulfilling lives and responsible citizens who make a positive contribution to society.
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Sex and Relationship Education:
A Handy Guide for Parents and Carers in Hertfordshire
The aim of this handy guide for parents and carers is to raise awareness of SRE within the context of the school's SRE programme. More... |
Teenage Pregnancy and Sexual Health Training April 2008 to March 2009
Free training for staff working with young people in Hertfordshire. More... |
Study of Sex and
Relationships Education
for pupils in secondary special
schools in Hertfordshire
Visits were made to four special schools, providing for pupils who have emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD) or severe learning difficulties (SLD). Seven staff members and 25 pupils were interviewed. More... |
Teenage Pregnancy Strategy Newsletter
The Hertfordshire Teenage Pregnancy Strategy Newsletter is for all those working with young people, pregnant teenagers and young parents within Hertfordshire.
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 Change of Law Regarding Tobacco Sales
From Monday, 1st October 2007 the law for selling tobacco will change. More... |
Drugs & Young People
Our Community, Your Say
Your opportunity to influence a National Strategy that affects and impacts on children, young people and families and those that work with them...
Tell us your views by completing the on line questionnaire, which will only take a few minutes to complete.
Join us at a morning event on the 28th September at Cromwell Hotel in Stevenage.
Email jane.crawford@hertscc.gov.uk or
Call Jane Crawford Tel: 01438 844044 to request a place
View the National consultation document at:
Forward your comments, email: Lindsay.edwards@hertscc.gov.uk by the 28th September 2007. |
 Secondary Guidance Documents
Two new documents available:
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 KS4 No-Ur-Rites Educational Pack
The pack can be used for individual pupils to use in spare time / group work and whole class activities. It can be used for varying abilities and some games may also be suitable for younger children as well.
The pack goes beyond consumer education with solvent and alcohol abuse being covered in a fun and informative way as well as helping pupils to understand where information and help can be sought.
Solvent and alcohol abuse are covered in 4 of the games on the CD ROM and are also featured in the card game that is in the pack. More... |
 A Summary Report of the Sex & Relationships Survey 2006
These results are the compilation of data collected from a sample of secondary pupils in Hertfordshire during Summer 2006. More |
Aspects of PSHE
New Guidance on Aspects of PSHE edited by Stephen de Silva and Simon Blake and published by the NCB. More... |
DirectgovKids: Giggles, Gigabytes (and Government)
DirectgovKids is a website for children from 5 to 11. It aims to encourage children to think of themselves as young citizens with a range of rights and responsibilities. It invites children to explore a self-contained world, full of online games and activities. These games introduce important ideas such as citizenship, democracy and political participation. There is a 'Teachers Area' with lesson plans and activities for Citizenship, PSHE, ICT and Science.
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 Sex & Relationship Education
These packs provides guidance and practical activities that teachers and school nurses can draw on to facilitate motivating and varied lessons.
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HIV awareness pack launched for schools
The National AIDS trust has launched a free resource pack to help teachers integrate HIV education into the national curriculum at key stages three and four. More... |
Housing Matters
KS4 teacher resource exploring the links between Homelessness, Citizenship & PSHE More... |
Anti Bullying - All key stages
Strategies and interventions that young people can use if they witness a bullying situation. More |
Bereveament Support
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K1 & KS2 SRE
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Publications & Materials
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Assessment
All key stages QCA Assessment, Recording & Reporting
KS3 & KS4 Assessment, Recording & Reporting CPD Presentation
KS1 & KS2 Guidance on Assessment, Recording and Reporting |
Sex & Relationships Education
KS1 & KS2 SRE Policies The PSHE and Citizenship Adviser wrote to schools in June 2006 providing clarification about some queries regarding SRE policies. All schools in Hertfordshire are currently being asked to complete a questionnaire about their SRE policy. more...
KS4 - Survey in Herts An up to date study of SRE in
middle and secondary schools undertaken by the PSHE Adviser. This succinct
report shows the variety of SRE programmes in schools and offers feedback
from both staff and students. More...
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Hertfordshire Drug Education Outline Programme 2005
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Bullying Resources for Primary & Secondary
The Hertfordshire Traveller Education Service have developed two circle
time lessons:
- Understanding bullying as an attack on difference
- Do the right thing
These can be downloaded from here... |
Schemes of Work
Sex and Relationships - KS3 & KS4 |
Hertfordshire Programme of study for PSHE & Citizenship
Updated May 2006 to include information on Drug education,
National Healthy School Status, QCA units of work for PSHE and Social
and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL) materials and details of new
publications. More... |
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