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Chalkboard & ChillCover Lessons & Christmas FatigueWelcome to Chalkboard and Chill!In this week’s episode, Tom and Larrissa talk about one of the most universally dreaded moments in teaching: being asked to teach a lesson that isn’t your subject specialism.They share stories from years of covering lessons and teaching outside their comfort zones — from long-term English classes and PSHE discussions to surprise science cover, maths confusion, food tech disasters, and the ultimate panic of walking into a lesson with no resources and having to think on your feet.They reflect on the strange politi...
2025-12-2221 min
PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationJono's end of term roundup (Autumn 2025)A roundup of recent and upcoming lesson plans, policy announcements and events from PSHE Association CEO Jono Baggaley. Autumn term 2025.
2025-12-1104 min
In This TogetherThe Power of PSHE with Nicole Campbell | In This Together Ep 9Senior PSHE Subject Lead Nicole Campbell joins Becky Dawson and Laiba Sheikh on In This Together to discuss "How can we make PSHE matter?" Nicole emphasizes a whole-school approach, student agency, and open communication for effective PSHE/RSE delivery. The episode addresses challenges like age-appropriate topics, sensitive subjects (consent, FGM), and the necessity of confident, supported teachers who value honesty and parent consultation. Nicole highlights the need to acknowledge external learning via technology for PSHE to have a transformational impact.TakeawaysParental involvement and shared responsibility are vital for RSE/PSHE, requiring informed consultation.Teaching consent...
2025-12-0332 min
Between 2 OvariesLet’s Talk About Sex (and Periods!): School EditionWhat really goes on in sex and menstrual education at school? This week, we’re joined by vice principal and PSHE champion Ms Nicky Jones to unpack what’s being taught - and what’s still missing - when it comes to sex, puberty, and periods in the classroom.From what schools are actually required to cover, to how teachers feel about giving “the talk,” we dive into the awkward, the essential, and the eye-opening realities of PSHE. We also explore why boys need to learn about periods too, what should be taught about consent and pleasure, and how pa...
2025-10-191h 17PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationFoundations for Wellbeing: From research to classroomOur Head of Research joins two of our Subject Specialists to discuss Foundations for Wellbeing, our evidence-based mental health and wellbeing curriculum for primary schools.
2025-09-2535 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationAge-appropriate drug education with Dr Harry SumnallWe hear from Dr Harry Sumnall, a Professor in Substance Use at the School of Psychology, Liverpool John Moores University, on changing trends in young people's drug use, when and how to talk to children and young people about substances, and how drug education fits within the wider PSHE curriculum and whole-school approach.
2025-09-2525 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationFrontline interview — inspection in independent schoolsWe catch up with Heidi Andrews, PSHE lead at Malvern College, about how she ensured a smooth and positive ISI inspection experience.
Talking points covered include:
- How Heidi prepared for her inspection (including the CPD course she attended with us)
- The overall experience of inspection
- Top tips and takeaways around preparing for inspection leading PSHE in independent schools
Read the transcript of this interview: https://pshe-association.org.uk/frontline-interview-experiences-of-isi-inspection
Learn more about our CPD opportunities for the independent school sector: https://pshe-association.org.uk/training
2025-09-1020 min
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2025-09-0500 min
Mindful Moments with Miss HarrisonS8 E3 Telling My Story – Using Storytelling to Explore EmotionsBuy the teacher guide and pupil journal for this episode here for just £2In this episode of Mindful Moments with Miss Harrison, children discover how storytelling can be a powerful way to explore their emotions. Through imagination and creativity, children learn to express their feelings safely—by turning them into characters, adventures, and positive journeys.Using the story of Jay, a nervous boy who creates a tale about “Captain Jay the Brave Explorer,” children see how storytelling can turn tricky emotions into exciting discoveries. Whether through writing, drawing, acting...
2025-06-2105 min
PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationFrontline interview - Supporting primary trainee teachersWe hear from Faye — a Senior Lecturer in Primary Education based at the University of Brighton — on her role, challenges and the impact of being a PSHE Education Lecturer.
Listen or read in full to learn more about how the University of Brighton approaches and structures a PSHE programme for its primary UG, PG and apprenticeship trainee teachers.
You’ll also get top tips and real-world examples for:
- How to incorporate PSHE teaching and learning into school placements.
- Identifying student needs and using student voice to tailor your curriculum and improve confidence.
- Supporting trainee teacher progression in PSHE e...
2025-06-0929 min
Education MattersThe Hannah & Lucy Show: Educating GirlsThe Hannah & Lucy Show — Girls in EducationWhat’s really going on for girls in schools today?In this powerful episode of Education Matters, Hannah and Lucy take on everything from cover teaching chaos to the overlooked realities of period management, mental health and emotional pressure in schools. With humour, honesty and years of experience in UK classrooms, they ask what needs to change — and who’s responsible for making that happen.Academic performance vs emotional wellbeingGirls often outperform boys in grades, but are we missing the signs that they’re struggling...
2025-06-051h 06Mindful Moments with Miss HarrisonS7 E5 Making New Friends – Taking Brave Steps Towards FriendshipBuy the teacher guide and pupil journal for this episode here for just £2In this episode of Mindful Moments with Miss Harrison, children explore how to take small, brave steps towards making new friends. Making new connections can feel exciting—but also a little bit nerve-wracking. With simple strategies and supportive stories, children build the confidence they need to start new friendships with kindness and courage.Through the story of Bella, who moves to a new town and finds the courage to say hello at lunchtime, children learn that even the smallest actions—like...
2025-05-2904 minMindful Moments with Miss HarrisonComplete Series 7 Navigating FriendshipBuy all of the teacher guides and pupil journasl for these episode here for just £10 In this beautifully crafted six-part series, Miss Harrison supports primary-aged children as they learn how to build, maintain and celebrate meaningful friendships. Each episode offers storytelling, reflective practice, and actionable challenges to support children’s social and emotional development at school and at home.Episode 1: What Makes a Good Friend?Theme: Understanding the qualities of a good friendIn this episode, children discover the building blocks of healthy friendships—kindness, fairness, honesty, and su...
2025-05-2929 minMindful Moments with Miss HarrisonS6 E5 Helping Hands – Supporting Others with Kindness and CareBuy the teacher guide and pupil journal for this episode here for just £2Teaching children how small acts of emotional support can make a big difference in the lives of others.In this episode of Mindful Moments with Miss Harrison, children explore the importance of helping others through kindness, empathy, and emotional support. Miss Harrison guides young listeners to notice when someone might need a helping hand, even if they don’t ask for it.Through the story of Jake and Mia, children discover how paying attention, offering encouragement, and taking sma...
2025-05-1205 min
刍英咀华EP15-学校承担道德教育的责任，这也有争议？【时间轴】⏱ 00:00–01:20 节目开场介绍 引出话题：教师是否应承担道德教育的责任 引用雅思考题⏱ 01:20–02:40 解释“moral education”的英文含义与词源 对“moral”一词的延伸用法解释（如 moral person, moral choice）⏱ 02:40–04:20 中国教育体系中的德育内容详解 小学与初中阶段的《道德与法治》课程内容⏱ 04:20–06:00 美国的“character education”（品格教育）与“civics education”（公民教育）介绍 官方对character education的定义⏱ 06:00–07:10 civics education的课程设置与民主参与⏱ 07:10–08:20 英国的SMSC目标结构介绍 PSHE课程简介与其涵盖内容（性教育、法律、情绪管理等） British Values五大价值观介绍⏱ 08:20–09:50 西方国家普遍认为道德教育应以家庭为主的原因分析 道德的多元性与文化相对主义⏱ 09:50–11:00 西方教育界推崇“value neutrality”（价值中立） 提到英剧《黑镜》第7集第一集common people的案例 ⏱ 11:00–12:40 举例美国学校中关于道德话题引发争议的真实案例 宗教、性别议题引发的教师“言语风险”问题⏱ 12:40–13:58 多元社会中的道德教育困境 在科技快速发展的背景下，道德判断力显得尤为重要⏱ 13:58–14:20 播客总结 下期预告【文中所提到的专有名词】 Moral Education：道德教育 Character Education：品格教育 Civics Education：公民教育 PSHE（Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education）：个人、社会、健康与经济教育 SMSC（Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural development）：精神、道德、社会和文化发展 道德与法治课：Morality and Rule of Law (curriculum)🏛 制度与理念 British Values：英国价值观Democracy：民主Rule of Law：法治Individual Liberty：个人自由Mutual Respect：相互尊重Tolerance of Different Faiths：对不同宗教的包容 Value Neutrality：价值中立 教育标准局：Ofsted（Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills）📺 案例与文化现象 Black Mirror《黑镜》【Find us】收听渠道：苹果｜小宇宙｜豆瓣联系我们: 小红书🔍刍英社公众号：Chewing Words Book Club播客transcript: sheshares.cc/category/刍英咀华播客
2025-05-1114 min
Education MattersTeaching Matters: Why teach? Curriculum Crisis, Universities?🌟 Introduction & Warm WelcomePaul greets listeners on Star Wars Day (“May the Fourth be with you”) playfully dubbing Lucy as Princess Leia and John as a Jedi Master. Lucy admits she’s not a big Star Wars fan.────────────────────────────🎓 Why Did You Become a Teacher?Paul poses this key question to the panel:🔸 Lucy shares that she realised her heart was always drawn to working with young people, influenced by past voluntary work and her parents’ encouragement.🔸 John confesses he wanted a job where he could share knowledge and receive affirmation. Over time, he discovered the profession’s deeper, more complex dimensions.They agree teaching offers:✔️ Variety...
2025-05-051h 07Mindful Moments with Miss HarrisonE6 E3 The Power of Teamwork – Managing emotions in group settingsBuy the teacher guide and pupil journal for this episode here for just £2Supporting children as they build emotional awareness, communication skills, and kindness while working together.In this episode of Mindful Moments with Miss Harrison, children explore the emotional ups and downs of teamwork. Working with others—whether at school, at home, or in clubs—can be exciting but sometimes challenging. Miss Harrison shares helpful strategies to manage frustration, solve disagreements, and become a stronger, more supportive teammate.Through a relatable story about Leo, Ava, Sam and Jade, children see how l...
2025-05-0406 minMindful Moments with Miss HarrisonS6 E2 Feelings in Others – Recognising emotions in friends and familyBuy the teacher guide and pupil journal for this episode here for just £2Helping children recognise when a problem is too big to face alone—and how to ask for support with confidence and calm. In this final episode of our Emotional Problem Solving series, Miss Harrison guides children through one of the most important skills of all: asking for help. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, confused, or stuck, it's okay to speak up—and it’s a sign of strength, not weakness.Through the gentle and relatable story of Emma, who feels fr...
2025-05-0405 min
ACT PodcastTruth, Grace, and the PSHE Lesson: Talking Porn in Schools"Truth, Grace, and the PSHE Lesson: Talking Porn in Schools"In an age where explicit material is more easily available than ever, we explore how Christian teachers can navigate the challenging task of addressing pornography in schools. How do we hold firm to biblical convictions in a permissive culture, while avoiding both naivety and fear-driven messaging? Joined by Ian and Mandy from The Naked Truth project, we look at how to speak with clarity and compassion, work within school frameworks, and support students pastorally—all while pointing to the lasting hope, healing, and identity found in...
2025-04-2947 min
Amplify UsNetflix’s Adolescence: Why Young Voices MatterSummaryThe Netflix drama Adolescence has sparked discussion — but one group has been noticeably missing from the conversation: young peoplethemselves. This conversation explores the critical need for young voices in discussions about adolescence, particularly in the context of the drama 'Adolescence'. The participants, Tamsin Clements (Founder of Amplify Us) hosts and talks to Ethan and Joshua (co-hosts of the podcast, The Conversation Cabinet) and their friend, Sophia, share their emotional reactions to the film, discuss the causes of insecurity and violence among youth, and emphasise the importance of reforming PSHE education. They advocate for...
2025-04-1724 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationFrontline Interview - Using and adapting the Planning Framework in a specialist educational trustWe hear from Caroline — SEND Advisor to the Special Partnership Trust — on how her schools are using and adapting our Planning Framework for Pupils with SEND.
Interviewee: Caroline Jewell, SEND Advisor to the Special Partnership Trust
Caroline is SEND Advisor to the Special Partnership Trust, having worked previously as a Headteacher. Based in the South West of England, the trust is made up of ten SEN schools and ARBs. Since it was founded in 2016, the trust has championed a collaborative and innovative approach to education, and this extends to their PSHE education programme.
Interviewer: Jenny Fox, Senior Subject Specialist
Jenny is one...
2025-01-2710 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationPSHE education in 2025: time to put tech back in its box?Why tech and AI won't be replacing real teachers in PSHE classrooms any time soon. And why that's a good thing!
2025-01-2304 min
The SENDcastCreating an SEMH Inclusive School with Clare WilliamsThe social and emotional development, mental health, and wellbeing of children have become critical issues, with a crisis now widely recognised. NHS Digital reports that 1 in 5 children face mental health challenges, and we continue to see alarming rates of exclusions and suspensions, even in primary schools. It's clear that a strategic approach to prioritising children's social and emotional literacy, health, and wellbeing is essential for school improvement and positive outcomes. In this episode, Clare Williams, author and creator from Hamish & Milo Wellbeing Resources discusses 'Creating an SEMH inclusive school', highlighting the pressing need for schools...
2025-01-1655 min
Leading StoriesOn finding joy: Dawn Aytoun - 'Leading Stories'Send a textDawn Aytoun is an accomplished education professional who has recently transitioned into a Product and Programme Manager role at Life Lessons Education. Since June 2024, she has been working in a hybrid capacity between Cornwall and London, leveraging her extensive background in education to drive innovative educational initiatives.In her current position, Dawn applies her diverse skill set, which includes project management, curriculum development, relationship building, research, creative strategy, and education. Her transition to this role demonstrates her adaptability and commitment to shaping educational experiences beyond the traditional classroom setting.Prior...
2024-12-1228 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationUpdate from Jono: November 2024An update from PSHE Association CEO Jono Baggaley on recent developments and a few things to look out for this (Autumn 2024) half-term.
2024-11-0404 min
Stories of Triple WellBeingAlly Onions: Triple WellBeing at St George's School Windsor CastleIn today’s episode, Holly speaks with Ally Onions, Head of Safeguarding and Mental Health and Boarding Parent at St George's School Windsor Castle, UK. Find out about their focus on 'real world' learning, on preparing their pupils for the future, and about the deep and rich conversations that emerge from their PSHE lessons.In the episode, we refer to:St George's School Windsor CastlePSHE AssociationTriple WellBeing® Curriculum, ThoughtBox Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-10-2234 min
PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationYou snooze you win! An interview with the sleep doctorsSenior Subject Specialist, Jenny Fox, catches up with Dr Mike Farquhar and Dr Tom Maycock about updates to 'The sleep factor', our suite of lessons for primary and secondary, which now includes a brand-new pack for KS5/post-16.
Download the sleep factor: https://pshe-association.org.uk/sleep
About Evelina London's sleep medicine service:
Evelina London’s sleep medicine service care for children and young people, from newborns to adolescents, with a wide variety of sleep problems. The service is one of the few comprehensive children's sleep centres in the UK, and sees more than 3,000 children each year. The team provide cl...
2024-09-1706 min
Behind the CraftThis Framework Will Change How You Think about Your Career | Shishir Mehrotra (Coda)My guest today is Shishir Mehrotra, co-founder and CEO of Coda.
Shishir is the co-founder and CEO of Coda and was YouTube's Chief Product Officer. We had a great chat about what I think is the best framework to grow your career, how a PM applied it to build a 0 to $1B product in 18 months, and other rituals to level up your strategy and leadership.Brought to you by: - Amplitude: Get their North Star playbook for free: https://bit.ly/4fPxUmg
Timestamps:
(00:00) From 0 to $1B in just 18 months
(01:27) Introducing Shishir
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2024-09-0847 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationUsing Story, Case Studies and 'timeline' in PSHE educationIn this episode Nick considers some ways of deconstructing a story, including using case studies and ‘timeline’, in order to help us use it to explore issues and strategies in PSHE. Join Nick for this fascinating journey into the medium of story, paved with vital psychological insights on ‘critical’ and ‘crunch’ moments and exploring how our young people can access their learning when they need it most.
2024-08-2222 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationJono's end of year update 2023/2423/24 academic year roundup and policy update from our CEO Jono Baggaley.
2024-07-1803 min
The Garden PodPSHE with Catherina CarragherPsychology teacher and Assistant Headteacher, Catherina Carragher discusses PSHE in schools.
2024-05-0816 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationFrontline Interview - Online safety in a SEND setting ft. Nicola HollandWe hear from Nicola — an Assistant Head teacher working in an all-through complex needs school — about her experiences of supporting students to navigate their online lives.
2024-04-2424 min
The Emotional CurriculumS06 E04 - DNA-V and the Importance of Evidence Based InterventionsSend us a textIn the episode we speak to Dr Duncan Gillard, an Educational Psychologist who is using evidence informed approaches to promote the well-being of children and young people in his work. We discussed DNA-V (the Acceptance and Commitment model for youth) and how this has been adapted to universal, targeted and more specialist levels for use in schools. We discuss how important it is for interventions in school to be evidence based and evidence informed and how this has been proven for the Connect Curriculum and other DNA-V based projects. For more i...
2024-03-1046 min
Teachers Talk RadioThe importance of PSHE in schools: The Sunday Social with Anna HudsonAnna Hudson discusses the future of PSHE in schools with two guests; Malarvilie Krishnasamy and Oscar Pimlett.
2024-02-201h 36
Frank and Stan ChatsFrank and Stan Chat No. 175We were delighted to be put in contact with Sam Fox and Chris Walsh by a previous guest Shaheen Myers. Shaheen sang the praises of their work so we were keen to find out what all of her excitement was about. It turns out to be a new online support programme for PSHE in secondary schools. Sam and Chris explain the concept and where the idea for their work came from. It seems to have started as an attempt to improve young people's awareness of financial matters but quickly morphed into a much wider project. Through a modern PSHE...
2024-01-2640 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationJono's Christmas update 2023Autumn term 2023 roundup and reflections from our CEO Jono Baggaley.
2023-12-1404 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationTeaching about friendship and bullyingPresented by Jenny Fox, one of our Senior Subject Specialists, and featuring colleagues Bethan Miller and Dr Joshua Stubbs, this episode looks at the statistics and research base around the impact of bullying, as well as the importance of establishing and maintaining friendships for all children and young people. We also consider schools’ statutory duties, and the nuances of teaching this topic in primary school and secondary school settings.
2023-12-1217 min
Breaking The Cycle To Step Forward PodcastSpecial Guest 6 - Dr Elly HansonDr Elly Hanson is a clinical psychologist and researcher who focuses on preventing sexual abuse and reducing its impact, as well as more widely, helping children and young people enjoy positive relationships and thrive. She works with police, educators, charities, survivors and national organisations, in particular informing work to tackle abuse and respond effectively.
She is Research Director of Fully Human, an initiative of the PSHE Association (which supports schools in delivering good PSHE education) and in this role, wrote the report ‘Pornography and Human Futures’, an analysis of online pornography’s nature and business model...
2023-10-131h 01Breaking The Cycle To Step Forward PodcastSpecial Guest 6 - Dr Elly HansonDr Elly Hanson is a clinical psychologist and researcher who focuses on preventing sexual abuse and reducing its impact, as well as more widely, helping children and young people enjoy positive relationships and thrive. She works with police, educators, charities, survivors and national organisations, in particular informing work to tackle abuse and respond effectively.
She is Research Director of Fully Human, an initiative of the PSHE Association (which supports schools in delivering good PSHE education) and in this role, wrote the report ‘Pornography and Human Futures’, an analysis of online pornography’s nature and business model...
2023-10-131h 01PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationFrontline Interview - Ofsted inspection in SEND setting ft. Jade Collinge LongWe hear from Jade — a PSHE Lead working in an all-through complex needs school — about her experiences of teaching PSHE and recent Ofsted inspection.
2023-09-1922 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationUpdate From Jono - September 2023Policy and projects update from PSHE Association CEO Jonathan Baggaley. Find out more about the upcoming RSHE consultation, report on parental attitudes, child financial harms consortium plus Fully Human projects update.
2023-09-0408 min
EuHu PodcastsKMKE Episode 1 - PSHE with Louise JacksonJoin your host Carla as she delves into all things PSHE with todays guest expert - Louise Jackson
2023-05-2434 min
Safeguarding VoiceExploring the impact of Extreme MisogynyEvie Gibson is an independent researcher and educator with a passion for understanding and combatting gendered extremism. Evie is the co-founder of Peony Education services, a training provider which seeks to empower and upskill education staff to combat misogynistic attitudes in schools. Resource links Educate against Hate - https://www.educateagainsthate.com/resources/ - general extremism and hate crime, with some RSE and misogyny Groundswell project - https://www.groundswellproject.org/ counter-extremism project with a focus on community building, extreme misogyny, and the connections between extremism and domestic violence. ...
2023-04-2631 min
The QEH PodcastFind out about PSHE with Naomi Holcombe, Head of PSHE#031 - Welcome back to The QEH Podcast, the place to find out more about the school and to connect with staff, pupils and parents at a deeper level. Each week we’ll be interviewing people within the QEH community, asking them questions and spending time understanding them and more about the school.Today we’re finding out about PSHE, what exactly it is, why it’s important for pupils at QEH, what they talk about in PSHE, whether it’s just the stuff that makes people blush, and so much more!Naomi Holcombe is Head of PSHE...
2023-01-2620 min
Pamodzi CreativesCreative Schools Engagement : Claire Tamplin speaks to Roni EdwardsThe schools engagement strand of Pamodzi Creatives aims to facilitate creative collaborations inspired by the curriculum.
The Creative Transitions programme of works will focus on supporting PSHE needs and raising aspirations. The programme will include two focus areas; the Mindful Movement and Who inspires you strands.
The Mindful Movement PSHE strand led by The Mindful Movement Coach Claire Tamplin will train a practitioner, support school staff, and young people preparing for their SATS exams.
This episode introduces Claire Tamplin ; a Secondary School Teacher of English with over 11 yea...
2023-01-1309 min
The Good Mental Health PodcastE32: Is screen time impacting children's physical and mental health? with Dr Aric SigmanWe are delighted to be joined by Dr Aric Sigman to explore this important topic - Is screen time impacting children's physical and mental health?
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During this episode, Dr Sigman will be sharing his valuable knowledge and insights - as well as answering the following questions:
Is screen time impacting children's physical and mental health?
What age and gender range is most affected?
What is the recommended amount of time children/ teenagers should spend online?
How does screen time impact children’s physical and mental health
Can screen time impact children’s deve...
2022-11-1852 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationFrontline Interview - Lizzie Colvin, PSHE teacher At SEND ProvisionWe interviewed Lizzie Colvin — a first year teacher working in a secondary setting for boys with SEMH. Hear about her experiences developing and raising the profile of PSHE in her school.
2022-11-1022 min
Social Wave ProjectShould PSHE Lessons Be Inclusive?How could schools make their PSHE lessons inclusive?
In the first part of our three-part series of the Autism & Puberty panel, I discuss with content creators Connor Ward Finn McGwyre Dana Anderson Robin Greatorex and Michael Ankers on their experiences during puberty at school and how they felt from an autistic perspective.
2022-08-1738 min
Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | GrowthThe rituals of great teams | Shishir Mehrotra of Coda, YouTube, MicrosoftShishir Mehrotra is the co-founder and CEO of Coda, and formerly head of product and engineering at YouTube. In this episode, he shares his insights on growth strategy, how he evaluates talent, a peek at his upcoming book The Rituals of Great Teams, why reference checks are the most important step in the interview process, and so much more. Join us.—Find the full transcript here: https://www.lennyspodcast.com/the-rituals-of-great-teams-shishir-mehrotra-coda-youtube-microsoft/#transcript—Where to find Shishir Mehrotra:• Twitter: https://twitter.com/shishirmehrotra• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shish...
2022-08-141h 31
Bitesize NutritionE37 - Mental health with MHFA England Chief Executive Simon Blake1. How to find the stress "sweet spot" 2. How to manage our own mental health at work. 3. How to help a colleague struggling 4. What can organisations do to create a more supportive environment 5. ‘Reasonable’ workplace adjustments Links for further support: www.mhfaengland.org www.mhfaengland.org/startwell https://mhfaengland.org/mhfa-centre/campaigns/my-whole-self-2022/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin/in/simonblake/ Twitter: @MHFAEngland Instagram: @mhfaengland FB: @MHFAEngland Bio Simon joined MHFA England as Chief Executive in Oct...
2022-05-0927 min
The Muddy Puddle Teacher#17 Let's chat about PSHE Picture Books with Molly PotterSend us a textMolly Potter started out as a scientist. However, she soon realised that chemistry did not have abundant opportunities for working with people and they were what really interested her - so she jumped ship and trained as a primary school teacher. She has subsequently worked with children and in education in a variety of guises for a long time.The first books Molly had published were in creative thinking, problem-solving and personal, social and health education (PSHE) and aimed at teachers. Later, she moved on to write picture books that help...
2022-03-1725 min
Naylor's Natter Podcast- an education podcast .Kindness Matters with John MageeKindness Matters Founder – John Magee
My name is John Magee AKA The Kindness Coach and Founder of Kindness Matters. I have been teaching kindness and wellbeing to school children and teachers since 2010.My motivation and passion for education began after the credit crunch of 2008, when I lost my family business, my marriage broke down and I battled bankruptcy and consequentially deep depression.I was given the opportunity by Community Business Partner CIC CEO, Amanda Meachin, and Darwen Community Academy Headteacher, Brendan Loughran, to speak at an event called Inspiring Communities.Looking back, never would I have imagined the im...
2022-02-2842 min
Earley Doors7: Empathy and HistoryThis week we hear from a collection of Year 9s about their work supporting our PSHE curriculum and LGBTQ+ Pride Month.
PSHE is a critical part of our commitment to developing the Spritiual, Moral, Social and Cultural aspects of our curriculum.
Students will have access to some powerful film clips during tutor time, including pieces on racism, the power of sport, bullying and social media, immigration, resilience, leadership, gender equality, gender bias , tolerance, dress having Down's Syndrome and mental health.
Thank you to Mrs Byford and tutor team :)
2022-02-1114 min
No Shortcuts - 沒有快捷鍵S1EP5 - 日本職涯大冒險：在金融新創擔任設計管理的趣事與挑戰 | Pshe Wang - Product Design Lead這集節目邀請到了在日本金融新創公司 PayPay 擔任 Design Lead 的 PShe 來和大家分享自己的日本工作職涯和生活經驗。 Pshe 擁有有約 10 年的產品設計經驗，曾經在顧問公司、中大型企業擔任過設計師和設計領導者，甚至還自己創過業，可以說是經驗非常豐富，現在更是和家人一起在日本的職場闖蕩。 有趣的是， PShe 剛來日本的時候英文和日文能力都不太好，他是如何憑藉著過去的設計經驗和背後的努力不斷面試最後找到現在的工作，並且升上管理者帶領來自各個國家的成員？如果你也好奇就讓我們一起聽聽這背後的故事與心路歷程吧！ #設計職涯 #日本生活 相關連結：PayPay https://paypay.ne.jp/ 本集重點PShe 的背景介紹，如何接觸到產品設計？是什麼樣的契機會來到日本？疫情下在日本找工作的體驗與心得不會講日文可以在日本找到工作嗎？在公司中成為 Design Lead 的過程以及職責管理跨文化團隊的與協作經驗對於日本的生活整體感受，給想來日本工作的人的建議 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/story/ckylfs9ni0nx608128gkxuaaq?m=comment Powered by Firstory Hosting
2022-01-1950 min
People SoupConnect PSHE with Duncan & NicSeason 4 Episode 14P Soupers - This is the second part of my chat with Dr Duncan Gillard and Dr Nic Hooper - where they tell us more about Connect PSHE - a complete wellbeing curriculum for primary school children that’s been five years in the making.You can hear about the spark that started the journey, how Connect PSHE developed and evolved through collaboration and exploration over five years and the comprehensive support for teachers in delivering this evidence based curriculum.Shownotes - www.rossmcintosh.co.uk...
2021-12-1318 min
In the Berkhamsted spotlightPSHE - what should we be teaching? (Sarah Gledhill)#016 - Remarkable community indeed. In this episode of the Berkhamsted Spotlight it’s all about PSHE. Sarah Gledhill is our guest and she’s about to open up this whole world to us, explaining exactly what it is, why it’s so important to children in school in 2021, and how parents can engage with their children on this subject. And as always, I ask our guest what their remarkable moment has been at Berkhamsted and I ask what they’ve changed their mind about in the last two years. So come with me now as we get i...
2021-10-1321 min
Talk TSSW by Teaching Schools South WestRSHE Ready, Episode 3: Combining the Teaching of RE and PSHELisa Whitworth, Director of RSHE Ready, is joined by Lauren Partridge a Secondary RE and PSHE Lead
2021-05-2121 min
FLiP - Family Law in PartnershipChildren & Screen Time: What You Need to KnowIn this episode of the FLiP podcast we discuss children’s screen time, from the impact it has on their behaviour, the facts surrounding screen time and how best to manage different attitudes between parents to children’s screen time. FLiP’s in house Counsellor & Family Consultant Jo Harrison leads the discussion with guest speaker, Dr Aric Sigman. Dr Aric Sigman is a chartered biologist and chartered psychologist. He is an American health education/PSHE lecturer to pupils at schools and to parents and staff. He publishes medical papers on health and development subjects and addresses a range...
2021-05-1937 min
Encyclopedia Of DatingEpisode 68 - Encyclopedia of Dating : His name was 'Blackish'Have you seen the show Blackish??? By Kenya Barris??? Is it one of the BEST shows I have seen in an incredibly long time, and it upsets me that it took me this long to discover it. The writing, the activity, the superior casting choices, the topics, the discussions, the emotions, and oh my god, Tracee Ellis Ross, need I say more???So the first part of this episode is me gushing about this groundbreaking show. And then we move onto several deep discussions: longevity in a relationship, mentally healthy mindsets, understanding the difference between intentions not being...
2020-12-0644 min
This Girl ReadsDare to Be You by Matthew SyedIn this epeisode Camille talks about a brilliant book called Dare to Be You by Matthew Syed. This is an incredible book which should be used across all primary schools to get children reflecting and thinking about themselves and others, and definitely for PSHE.
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2020-12-0508 min
Behaviour BitesSeries 2 episode 5 Behaviour and PostivityA podcast about factors that influence behaviour in education, all in handy 15 minute (ish) bite sized chunks. Each week a different guest chats about a different aspect of behaviour and leaves you with three handy tips on behaviour. This Podcast is brought to you by Changing Behaviour UK LTD changing-behaviour.co.uk/ who you can follow on Twitter @change_behIf you enjoy an episode don't forget to subscribe to the podcast to receive updates on new episodes.
This week Clare Edmondson (founder of Changing Behaviour UK LTD, SEMH/SEN specialist, leader and teacher) Talks to Lauren Duffy...
2020-12-0220 min
Surviving Society ProductionsS2/E2 CARE & BEA legal challenge against the new government PSHE curriculum guidanceThe Surviving Society team are extremely excited to present #TheSpotlightSeries. In these episodes Chantelle and Tissot take a step back from the mic and handover to both local and global academics, researchers, and community organizers. The Spotlight series continues with the themes from the original Surviving Society podcast focused on race, class, anti- racism and social movements.
Guest Hosts:
The Coalition of Anti-Racist Educators (CARE) and Black Educators Alliance (BEA) includes teachers who work in primary and secondary schools.
Camille London-Miyo has been an English teacher, Head of English, and Deputy Headteacher in inner-city schools for the past thirty years...
2020-11-2435 min
WWU Social Distance WarriorsIntimacy, Relationships, and Sex During COVID-19The WWU Social Distance Warriors Podcast is a show for WWU students, faculty, and staff as we navigate living and learning during the COVID-19 global pandemic. In this episode, recorded over the summer, our hosts Brandon and Liz chat with Peer Sexual Health Educators Izzy Harber, Parker Hicks, and Raia Stamm, along with the PSHE Program Coordinator, Tracy Dahlstedt-Rienstra, about intimacy, relationships, and sex during COVID-19.
2020-11-031h 13PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationPSHE’s role in safe & effective substance educationSam is joined by Harry Sumnall, Professor in Substance Use at the Public Health Institute, and PSHE Association Subject Specialist Bethan Miller, for a wide-ranging discussion on PSHE education’s role in education about drugs and alcohol, covering:
- Current substance use trends and an analysis of how things have changed over the last twenty years.
- The importance of a whole-school approach to substance education.
- An overview of what the new PSHE Association drug and alcohol education lessons cover at each key stage, and how this links with statutory Health Education requirements.
Download our full suite of drug and...
2020-11-0236 min
requires improvement015// Is Relationships and Sex Education turning your child into an anticapitalist? feat. tetrapodIn this October edition of RI, co-hosts Charlie, Lauren and Lee take a broad situation report of the current state of the education system during the pandemic - what it's been like in the classroom, the problems that need urgently fixing. We are then joined for a guest interview with @tetrapod from twitter who joins us for a discussion about the latest DfE guidance in relation to the broader PSHE curriculum, which has a distinctly ideological flavour to it requiring considered analysis!
Links:
Donate to the CARE crowdfund for justice against the DfE guidance: https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/liberate-our-classrooms/
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2020-10-161h 24
New Culture ForumSex Education Reforms: What Are the Reforms? Should The State Teach Sex Education & Gender Identity?Overshadowed by Covid-19 and BLM, another issue has been causing great concern in many quarters for some time: sex education. As of Sept 2020, sex education is now compulsory in our state schools [while parents can withdraw their children, in practice this is meaningless as most parents are unaware they have such a right and, indeed, unaware of what is being taught]. From trans rights to Muslim parents picketing a school in Birmingham, sex ed is dividing opinion and causing great controversy. But why? That is the subject of this week's episode of #NCFCounterCulture.
The panel:
* Belinda Brown, Campaigner and Journalist
...
2020-10-1338 min
Secure The InsecureEP54- Emma Sayle| Killing KittensHello and welcome to the Secure The Insecure podcast hosted by Johnny Seifert.This week Johnny speaks to Emma Sayle, CEO of female empowerment brand Killing Kittens and co-founder of female networking platform SiSTR, telling the story about her impact on the sex industry in the past fifteen years and how we need to change the school curriculum when it comes to the PSHE.If you want to contact me I am on social media @johnnyseifert Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...
2020-10-0926 min
After School Club - The PodcastEpisode 12 - Lucy Marcovitch: PSHE with Discovery EducationWe are treating you to another great guest this week as we sit down with the PSHE consultant and series editor of Discovery Education's new health and relationships PSHE scheme of work: Lucy Marcovitch. Lucy is an expert in all things PSHE and we loved hearing her take on how to implement the PSHE and RSE curriculum effectively, especially in these challenging times post-lockdown.You can find out more information about Discovery Education's scheme here, or find more information about Lucy here.Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram and let us know what...
2020-10-0800 min
Halcyon EducationAll things RHSE and PSHE: An interview with John Rees of PSHE SolutionsJohn Rees of PSHE Solutions speaks to Anna Bateman about his vision for schools and how teaching methods for this subject and PSHE can help shape our youngsters.
2020-09-2936 minThe Emotional CurriculumS03 E02 - The Connect Curriculum (Part 2)Send us a textIn this episode we continue our discussion with Nic Hooper and Duncan Gillard, this time discussing evidence based practice. We touch on the expectation on teachers to develop mental wellbeing in their students and the barriers to schools using evidence based practice. Nic and Duncan also present their process of evaluating the Connect Curriculum and why this is so important to them. To find out more about the Connect Curriculum you can visit https://www.connect-pshe.org/.Twitter: @emcurriculumContact: theemotionalcurriculum@gmail.comMusic: "Moodswing" by Poddington Bear
2020-09-2016 minThe Emotional CurriculumS03 E02 - The Connect CurriculumSend us a textIn this episode we talk with Duncan Gillard and Nic Hooper who led the team in the development of the Connect Curriculum. We explore the theory of psychological flexibility and acceptance and commitment therapy on which the Connect Curriculum is based and discuss the importance of the core skills in the Curriculum: discoverer, noticer, advisor and values. We consider the need for universal, long-term interventions in the development of emotional well-being in children. To find out more about the Connect Curriculum visit https://www.connect-pshe.org/ and you can read more a...
2020-09-1329 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationChoosing literature as a route into learning in PSHE educationJoin Nick Boddington — founding PSHE Association Subject Specialist and voice of authority on all things PSHE — for a reflection on the use of 'story' as a powerful route into learning in PSHE.
You'll never read Six-Dinner Sid in the same way again!
2020-08-1013 min
Sex Power Money with Sara PascoeDr Anand PatelThis week Sara talks to Anand Patel, a doctor specialising in sexual function, working with health care professionals and the public to challenge views, reduce embarrassment and improve understanding.
[Trigger warning: eating disorder discussion]
Dr Anand Patel is a GP based in inner London and also works at the Centre for Men’s Health on Harley Street treating sexual dysfunction and testosterone deficiency. He is a committee member of the British Society for Sexual Medicine and secretary to the Primary Care Testosterone Advisory Group. He has worked in television, including decoding sexual desires on Channel 5s My...
2020-08-101h 11
Agents of HopeForging Brighter Futures through Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) in Education with Dr Duncan GillardEpisode #7In this episode, I speak to Bristol-based Senior Educational Psychologist, Dr DuncanGillard. Duncan is an experienced Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)practitioner, trainer, supervisor and author. You can follow Duncan on Twitter@Duncanjee.In this podcast, Duncan talks about his journey into ACT and Contextual BehaviouralScience (CBS) practice as having evolved from several years of travelling in Asia,where he studied, practiced and eventually taught Yoga and Mindfulness practice.Duncan’s travels and studies eventually led him to a career in EducationalPsychology, up...
2020-07-231h 25
Queen Mary History of EmotionsDeveloping Emotions: Feelings in the ClassroomDeveloping Emotions is a pioneering programme of lessons designed to promote emotional literacy and emotional awareness in school children. It has been developed as a collaboration between the Centre for the History of the Emotions at Queen Mary University of London and TKAT Multi-Academy Trust. In February and March 2020 the lessons were piloted in eight schools, including Napier Primary Academy in Kent.
In this episode, Thomas Dixon visits Napier School and talks with teachers there about the importance of thinking about emotions in the classroom in ways that go beyond traditional PSHE approaches. The aim is to build children's confidence...
2020-07-1718 min
Force of NatureFind What You'd Die For, and Live For It - A Conversation with Elly HansonIn this episode of Force of Nature, Clover sits down with Dr. Elly Hanson - a clinical psychologist who applies lessons from the way we think, and feel, to some of society’s messiest problems. From childhood abuse, to trauma, and more recently, the climate crisis, Elly doesn’t shy away from hard questions. In this conversation, we ask: what do you stand for? Who do you stand for? And who are you willing to stand up against in the fight for what’s right? Episode notes 01:31 - 06:59) A crash course in climate psychology; the relationship betwee...
2020-07-1542 min
Halcyon EducationPutting PSHE at the heart of schoolsAnd so to help you even further with your PSHE planning, Episode 3 features an interview with Damian Hewitt from Jigsaw PSHE. He shares his extensive experience, as a head teacher and executive headteacher, of how to ensure PSHE is at the heart of the school. We discuss the conditions that make a PSHE curriculum become more than just a lesson and the importance of creating a shared responsibility and learning behaviours.
Jigsaw PSHE is one of our sponsors and is providing all schools with a free downloadable a comprehensive ‘Recovery Curriculum’ to support you as pupils return.
2020-07-0329 min
The Sex Ed Diaries5. LGBT+ inclusive RSHEThe new statutory guidance on Relationships, Sex and Health Education states that the new subjects should meet the needs of all pupils and that LGBT inclusion should be fully integrated. This is in line with the Equality Act 2010, but the language in the guidance is vague and its not exactly clear what this means in practice.
In this episode we explore why LGBT inclusion matters and how it links to schools wider equalities work. Guests share practical tips on intersectionality, how to talk more inclusively about sex, and young people share their ideas about the kinds of...
2020-06-2949 min
Bitesize Primary Parents' Survival GuideHow to talk to your children about Black Lives MatterElisha Sessions (BBC Academy) and Deborah James (You, Me and the Big C) hear from mum Shanae who has been speaking to her 6 year-old son about his racial identity when he had questions about the Black Lives Matter protests. Shanae shares some of her fears about raising a black son in a society riddled with inequalities and explains why her son needs to see people that look like him in all walks of life. She also highlights what detractors of the movement don’t understand about its purpose. Eli also speaks to CBeebies presenter and Dad vlogger Nigel Clarke wh...
2020-06-1426 min
The Sex Ed Diaries2. The Primary Problem. Do we still need Sex Education?New guidance for schools on teaching relationships, sex and health education paints a confusing picture for primary schools. Sex education is not compulsory but it is ‘recommended’ with almost no information about what this should include. Are schools left to fill in the gaps themselves?
In this episode we explore what the new requirements mean for primary schools and how they should decide what sex education is, and whether/when it should be taught.
Guests:
Dougie Boyd, Head of Education, BrookSam Beal, Partnership Adviser: Health & Wellbeing, Brighton & Hove...
2020-05-1838 min
Become Inspired by Life on TimeShould PSHE be the focus after Lockdown?Dr Bear and the team discuss PSHE in episode 5. They discuss what it is, but also why it should in their opinion become the major focus for schools post lockdown. We also have special guest Jayne Wright who is a PSHE expert who gives schools and teachers some great tips for when lockdown ends.
What is PSHE? If you’re a teacher or a student you will no doubt know the answer, but for some parents it may mean nothing other some random assortment of letters. Jez, Dr bear and myself - all in ou...
2020-05-1555 minBitesize Primary Parents' Survival GuideEpisode 12It’s the summer term, but don’t worry, Bitesize have your back. This is your simple guide to a whole host of brilliant BBC content for every primary school age pupil. Let the BBC’s Eli Sessions and former Deputy Head Teacher Deborah James (You, Me and the Big C) hold your hand through the summer term. From finding the world’s deadliest animals to writing your own exciting stories, they can help you build some structure in the chaos.Below are links to all the great content, today focusing on Geography and English, in order of appea...
2020-05-0510 min
For Flourishing's SakeKeri Haw - Simple Everyday Self-Care - Covid-19 Wellbeing ActivitiesToday I bring you a very special guest to help us navigate the challenges of staying mentally well and even flourishing through and beyond the Covid-19 crisis. Keri Haw is the Mental Health and Wellbeing Lead at Malvern St James Girls' School, an independent boarding school at the foot of the Malvern Hills in Worcestershire. Over 10 years in pastoral care has offered a world of experience, helping young people and colleagues navigate the ups and downs of life in education. Her role encompasses PSHE teaching, running the school's wellbeing provision for staff and pupils, leading Youth Mental...
2020-04-1305 min
You Are Not BrokenQuestion and Answer Round Two - A Urologist and Sex TherapistThe second half has dropped! Join Dr. Casperson and Tracy Rienstra, M.Ed., Health Educator, Peer Sexual Health Education (PSHE) coordinator.
Topics discussed this time:
How do you bring up sexually transmitted infections in a new relationships?
How do advocate when your medications cause sexual side effects?
Sexual desire mismatch in a relationship.
Female “ejaculation” or squirting - what is that about?
How do I explore my sexual boundaries?
I have been faking orgasms - HELP! - Where do I go from here? How to talk t...
2020-03-2937 min
You Are Not BrokenQuestion and Answer with a Sex Therapist and a Urologist - episode one of twoDr. Casperson and Tracy Rienstra, M.Ed., Health Educator and Peer Sexual Health Education (PSHE) coordinator meet up to talk Q&A's that were asked of them as a part of a University lecture on sexual health. In this episode topics discussed:
Is my anatomy normal?
Basic Genital Care
What does the vulva include?
Why post menopause causes more UTI and infection
The care and cleaning of foreskin
The most common penis issues in our clinics
Blood flow and erections
Why smoking causes er...
2020-03-2527 min
Come CuriousBeliefs and Butt Fingering with Ben HurstFlorence and Reed are joined by Ben Hurst. Ben is the Head of Facilitation and Training at The Good Lad Initiative (GLI) and a campaigner for positive masculinity and gender equality. He is Founding Director of SPACE for PSHE, an independent PSHE provision for secondary schools, facilitating important conversations with young people around Relationships and Sex, Race and Power, and Gender Equality.'F**ks Given' with Come Curious presents an honest and candid exploration of their guests’ sexual histories, from the first f**k to the best f**k and even the bad, average and comical ones in between. Ea...
2020-02-271h 10PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationReducing The Odds Of Gambling Harm Through PSHEIn this episode of PSHE Talks, Sam is joined by Subject Specialists Anne Bell and Sally Martin, and Dr Elly Hanson — an independent clinical psychologist who’s been coordinating the Association’s work researching PSHE’s role in gambling harm prevention work. Together they discuss the wider context for this work and explore the current trends around gambling harms and young people. Sally and Anne recall some of the points that were raised in the teacher focus groups they led on the topic and give an overview of the new lesson suite on exploring risk in relation to gambling for primary...
2020-02-2431 min
Toot Hill Library PodcastPrison A Reality (EP 54)In this episode we are joined by Prison A Reality. The Learning Lounge was part of a Year 9 PSHE Day and hosted Prison A Reality. We decided to ask them some questions on our podcast to find out what they were all about. We discuss jobs in prisons, why they talk in schools, the state of UK prisons and of course BOOKS - Battle Scars by Jason Fox (not Jamie Fox)!Later Claire & Sophie chat about what they've been reading; Gentleman's Guide to vice & Virtue by Mackenzi Lee,Lightening Mary by Anthea Simmons, A Kestrel for a...
2020-02-1316 min
NSPCC Learning PodcastPreventing harmful sexual behaviour in educationWhat is good practice for preventing harmful sexual behaviour? We explore how you can use preventative and proactive measures to protect young people and manage incidents of sexualised behaviour appropriately.
In this episode, you’ll learn about:
delivering PSHE education programmes and relationships and sex education (RSE)
providing the right support for young people in educational settings, the wider community or online
what you can do to help staff in dealing with peer-on-peer sexualised behaviour and peer-on-peer abuse
how you can support parents and carers in creating safer environments for their children
the importance of working colla...
2020-02-1029 min
NetSupport RadioLucy Marcovitch discusses the challenges of teaching PSHEPSHE can be a tricky subject to teach, especially if teachers aren’t confident with the subject, haven’t been trained in what to teach, or the correct age-appropriate vocabulary to use. NetSupport Radio’s host, Russell Prue, chats to Lucy Marcovitch, PSHE consultant and series editor for Discovery Education, about the resources the company has produced to aid teachers in this respect ahead of the subject becoming a statutory requirement in England from September 2020.
2020-01-2307 min
A culture of kindnessRachel Sayles talks kindnessRachel Sayles is the Head of Humanities and PSHE at Hayesfield Girls SchoolThere is no one better to talk about kindness and empathy than someone who has studied it. Rachel is a teacher who understands the need to adapt our methods to allow children to take in information, it is simply not done without emotionally intelligent learning. This is a great episode to listen to to get the proof behind the power of kindness.
2019-12-1439 min
Dover Court NewsWeek Beginning 9th December 2019 - Christopher Short, DCIS PrincipalDear DCIS Parents,
The DCA Christmas Fayre was a fantastic way to start the Festive celebrations. I am very grateful to the DCA executive and volunteers for all their hard work organising the fayre. Our music concert in the Primary canteen was a lovely event and I am very grateful to Mr Dwyer and his team for their great work rehearsing the students and running the event. Mr Lewis deserves special mention for his resilience in keeping his MC role going with great distraction from the moving audience. We also had an inaugural dance recital in the C...
2019-12-0905 min
For Flourishing's SakeBest Possible SelfWelcome to episode 12. Today, I would like you to consider what your life might be like if everything went exactly the way you want it to go. Let me take a step back. On Sunday 16th November, I celebrated the first anniversary of my life-changing weight-loss surgery. I won't go into great detail here, but if you want to know more, you can watch my live videos about it on my YouTube channel. Reaching this important milestone caused me to reflect on some of my challenges and achievements over the past year, and as I did so, I...
2019-11-1805 min
Dover Court NewsNewsletter September and October 2019 - Secondary School September and October Highlights from Mr BullDear DCIS Secondary Parents,
The first half term of any academic year is usually one of the busiest for parents, students and staff at the best of times and this year was no exception particularly when you throw in moving into a new building.
I am exceptionally proud of our students and staff and the way they have settled into their new home at Dover Court. Over the half term we have listened and observed to make some subtle changes as the term has developed and we will make further changes in terms of infrastructure...
2019-10-1404 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationKeeping The 'e' In PSHEIn this episode of PSHE Talks, Sam speaks to Bank of England Economist, Malindi Myers; and PSHE Association Subject specialist, Jenny Fox. Malindi and Jenny explore the meaning of 'economic wellbeing' for young people and how schools and teachers can support this area of learning through PSHE education. They also discuss free, jointly produced resources that teachers can use in the classroom.
2019-06-2423 min
Church Mission SocietyDebs North: Talking sex and relationshipsDebs North, a youth worker specialising in sex education, PSHE, and mental health work, speaks about enabling youth leaders and parents to have conversations about sex and relationships with young people, and to feel confident engaging with their questions. Debs is passionate about enthusing and resourcing anyone who works with or has contact with young people to normalise talking about relationships, sex, mental health, and all aspects of being human and whole.
This interview was recorded at the Pioneering with Youth and Children day at Church Mission Society in Oxford on 7 May 2019.
2019-06-0419 minPSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationWaking Up To The Importance Of Sleep...In this episode of PSHE Talks, Sam speaks to sleep experts Dr Michael Farquhar and Dr Charlie Tyack from Evelina London children's hospital and Jenny Fox from our subject specialist team. Together, they discuss some of the strategies and tips from the recently released Sleep Factor lesson plans for Key stage 2, 3 & 4 that young people can employ to help them get a better night's sleep. The team also discuss the references to sleep in the new statutory health education guidance, and Michael and Charlie offer their top three tips for a better night's sleep.... but you'll have to listen to find...
2019-03-1327 min
Dover Court NewsParent Workshop: Secondary PSHE by Carla Hyland, Deputy Head of SecondaryIn our Secondary school we talk about PSHE - Personal, Social, Health and Economic education and Mrs. Hyland described how our Secondary school have regular PSHE-sessions throughout the year with different key topics specifically chosen for each year group and with the possibilty to customise the workshops, should there be any issues within the year.
2019-01-2415 min
PSHE Talks by The PSHE AssociationSelecting External VisitorsIn this episode we explore the topic of using external visitors/contributors in the classroom and consider some of the potential benefits and challenges that these visits can bring, alongside several strategies and examples for managing them effectively. We also discuss the new statutory guidelines for relationships (RSE) education and health education, and the opportunity this brings — to raise the status of the subject and ensure high quality training.
2018-12-1843 min