The National PSHEE CPD Programme is a professional development programme for Teachers which is locally managed by the Healthy Schools Programme.
The National PSHEE CPD Programme is run across one academic year and the majority of participants will access the training through locally organised provision by PSHEE Leads normally based within the Local Authority. The programme can also be completed via e-learning.
Funded by the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), participants will gain accreditation on completion from Roehampton University London (30 credits at HE3). This can then progress to 60 credits at HE4 (Masters level).
The training increases your confidence in teaching at least one of the following:
- Sex and relationship education
- Drug education
- Emotional health and wellbeing
- Economic wellbeing and financial capability
- The taught sessions will improve your teaching and learning in PSHEE.
- You will receive support in building your portfolio of professional practice.
- You will have the opportunity to network with other professionals.
- You will have access to online resources and discussion forums.
"It has shown me what is needed for good quality PSHEE lessons and has given me the confidence to deliver that."
"It allowed me to feed into whole school pastoral issues."
"Students now love PSHEE lessons!"
If you are interested in taking part or would like to find out more about the programme contact Chris Wallbanks at
chris.wallbanks@collegest.org.uk
