British Values	Understanding the 5 British values and how to live a successful life in Modern Britain.
Keeping Yourself and Others Safe	Knowing how to keep safe both in person and online, including the 4Cs of Online Safety and how to recognise and report problems online.
Careers	Understanding how to reach career goals, raising aspirations and using Unifrog as a tool to track and log all relevant experience to future careers.
Relationships	Understanding what makes a healthy and unhealthy relationship and RSE (Y9 and 10 only) .
Faith and Diversity	Recognising the importance of diversity both in the UK and in workplaces.  Understanding the development of faith in the UK and different faith groups in the UK.
Health	Knowing the importance of healthy lifestyle choices, including dental hygiene, diet and exercise and sleep.

Year 7

British Values- As an introduction to British values, students will learn what it means to be British and what the 5 British values are.  They will begin to explore Democracy and how it relates to life in Modern Britain.

Keeping Yourself and Others Safe- Students will learn the 4 Cs of online safety, and the dangers involved in using social media.  They will learn how to recognise and report risks online.

Careers- Students will look at their aspirations and start thinking about what skills they have that could be useful in their chosen careers.

Decider- All year 7 will complete the 12 decider skills intervention as part of their Personal Development lessons to improve resilience and give strategies to support their mental health.

Relationships- Students will look at healthy friendships, different types of families, and marriage and the choice people have around marriage

Diversity- Students learn about protected characteristics and how diversity is a positive thing and the benefits of diversity in a workplace.

Health- Students learn about dental and personal hygiene as well as the importance of sleep.  They will also learn about what happens to their bodies during puberty.

Year 8

British Values- Students will look at rule of law as a British value as well as local councils, public institutions and voluntary groups.  They will begin to look at how they can make positive contributions to society.

Keeping Yourself and Others Safe- Students will explore the 4 Cs of online safety in more detail, as well as learning about how their data is used online and how to manage their screen time.

Relationships- Students will learn about unhealthy relationships and how to recognise and manage unhealthy relationships.  They will learn about bullying, stereotyping, and gender based stereotyping.

Careers- Students continue to build their UniFrog records by logging skills and competencies.  They look at success and what will motivate them to be successful and use correct career terminology to talk about their future.

Mental Health- Students will learn how their mental health is linked to positive relationships.  They will reflect upon their own emotions and feelings.

Diversity- Students look at the history of diversity in the UK and how we have become such a diverse place to live.  They look at the different way we celebrate diversity.

Health- This topic includes healthy eating, exercise and sleep, as well as how vaccinations work and the ethics involved in vaccines.

Year 9

British Values- A deep dive into democracy in the UK, including political parties, manifestos and creating an election campaign.  Students will also understand the different voting systems.

Careers- Preparation for GCSE options, whilst also reflecting upon their career journey so far and how they would like it to look in the future.

Relationships- All statutory relationships and sex education is covered in year 9, including a visit from the Zone to learn about contraception and consent.

Health- Students will look at drugs, alcohol, smoking and vaping and how it can effect their health, as well as looking at non-communicable diseases and lifestyle choices.

Year 10

British Values- Lessons on the courts will prepare students to take part in a mock criminal trial.  Students will also learn about the what their rights and responsibilities are and what liberties UK citizens have.

Careers- Work experience will take the majority of the focus in Year 10 Career, including students having time to write a letter to a potential employer.  They will look at the 10 Employability Skills to prepare them for work experience and also look at diversity in workplaces.

Finance- Students will use apply their math skills to bank accounts and budgets as well as look at the different ways to pay for things- credit, debit and store cards.

Faith and Tolerance- Students explore multi faith Britain and the main features of the 6 main religions.  They look at challenging faith-based stereotyping.

Health- Students revisit core themes from health at KS3 as well as looking at the NHS Cancer Screening programme and how important it is for them to check themselves as an adult.

Year 11

Exam Stress- A shortened version of the Decider skills we be taught, as well as an exam stress workshop delivered by MHST.

Careers- Students will think about their next steps, including talks from guest speakers from the DWP and ASK.  They will learn about what options are available to them post-16 as well as start writing a CV.

British Values- This topic will allow students to look at what life is like as an adult in Modern Britain.  They will explore faith-based stereotyping and how to recognise and challenge it and start to think about debating current topics.

Finance- Students will further explore bank statements, learning how to calculate income and outgoings.  They will learn the different between mortgage and rent and understand interest rates and learn to read pay slips.

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