At St. Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Personal, Social, Health, and Economic (PSHE) education is embedded within our
overarching curriculum that prepares our children for many different aspects of their lives.
Our overall goal is to help our children to become well-rounded individuals with strong character, who will eventually go out into the world of adults and be actively and positively involved in society. In order to do this, we are striving to create a conducive environment around the school and this year we have created our own specific Personal Development Curriculum that is entwined with our academic curriculum.
Our curriculum aims to provide engagement and enrichment and through this, we aim for all children to have equal opportunities to thrive together.
FTFC Charity Mission
We are proud to support Fleetwood Town in their mission to make 500-1000 food hampers for our community this Christmas. We hope we can make a slight difference in transforming someone's Christmas.
Shelly Woods Class - FTFC - Mental Health
Our lesson today was about giving back to the community and helping others. We spoke about how good it feels to give back to society and how we are going to support FTFC with their charity collection mission - creating hampers for our local environment for Christmas.
We Will Remember
Fleetwood Town PSHE in Shelly Woods Class
During our session with Fleetwood Town today for our PSHE lesson, we have focused on 'The 5 ways to wellbeing.' Throughout this session we talked about how important it is to show ourselves some self-care as well as sharing our time with others.
Shelly Woods Class - Coram Life Education Bus - Decisions
Our session with Coram life education was about decisions. We talked about decisions we might have to make in life, peer pressure and some consequences related to decisions we make.
PSHE - Fleetwood Town FC
Today's session was all about stress and how we can manage it. We spoke about what might make us stressed then talked about stres management techniques.
A visit from The Mayor of Wyre
We had a lovely visit today in Year 1 from Andrea Kay, the Mayor of Wyre. The children were in awe and had the opportunity to ask her some questions.
World Mental Health Week 2022 in Year 1/2
Today, we talked about what mental health actually means and how it is normal to have good and not so good days. We spoke about how we can change these not so good moments in our lives to good ones and what we can do to promote positive mental health in school. We discussed what makes us happy and what we can do to ‘grow’ mentally and emotionally. The children came up with some fabulous ideas such as ‘trying something new’ and ‘getting lost in a good book’.
We then created our class sunflower display to show everyone in school how we can ‘Grow Together in Key Stage One’.
What happens when we can't go to the beach? We bring the beach to Columbus Class!
In our Understanding the World lessons, we have been discussing how to keep safe at the beach and what our roles and responsibilities are in looking after our local area.