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Brook’s PSHE curriculum

Brook has developed a full PSHE curriculum for key stages 1-5.

Prices start from £600 per school with discounts for local authorities buying the curriculum for a whole area and for multiple school purchases. 

What does Brook’s curriculum include?

Brook’s PSHE Curriculum, gives you cover sheets, lesson plans, resources, activities and guidance on Personal, Social, Health and Economic topics.

These topics are centred round three core themes that we know young people want to learn about:

  • Health and Wellbeing: puberty, mental health, keeping active, dental care and healthy eating.
  • Relationships: respectful and healthy relationships (both on and offline), kindness and sex education.
  • Living in the Wider World: career planning, financial literacy and exploring our rights and responsibilities.

By using Brook’s Curriculum you can be sure your school is meeting all Ofsted statutory guidance for mandatory Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and all PSHE Association principals and outcomes.

NEW 2024

We’ve had an update

Brook’s updated PSHE Curriculum contains 54 resources including 24 Brook presentations and 7 brand new lessons that make sure your students are getting support and information about topics that matter now – including online misogyny, vaping and transphobia, prejudice and allyship.

Why does your school need Brook’s Curriculum?

We know from speaking to teachers that they struggle with confidence in delivering sessions, especially as a wide range of teachers are now involved in PSHE delivery. Teachers need clear frameworks, language and resources to deliver PSHE to a high standard.

But researching and developing a full PSHE curriculum that has consistent messaging across the organisation is difficult and takes time. That’s where our PSHE Curriculum comes in.

Brook’s PSHE Curriculum addresses this issue head-on by making sure everyone is on the same page.

Using Brook’s Curriculum will ensure your school’s PSHE is:

Using the Curriculum, your school will meet the mandatory requirements around Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and all PSHE Association principals and outcomes.

The Curriculum is CBT-based and trauma informed throughout.

Key messages will be introduced, reinforced, and built upon year on year at appropriate stages, through a spiral curriculum.  

A spiral curriculum means teaching topics that are timely, relevant and age appropriate, revisiting core themes each year to gradually build up the knowledge young people need to make healthy choices.

We have developed a full differentiation guide so that the resources included in the Curriculum can be delivered to young people with additional needs. These can be found in the cover sheets and offer a different way of delivering (or things to think about) when delivering to learners with additional needs such as SEND or young people who do not speak English as a first language.

So if you’re looking for a cost-effective option to ensure the PSHE in your school is high-quality, inclusive and age appropriate then look no further.

Enquire with our training team and get sample resources

Why Brook?

Find out more about Brook’s approach to education and training

How does it work?

Three students sat round a table looking at activity sheets.

Brook aims to establish a partnership with you, where purchasing the PSHE curriculum serves as the initial step, enabling us to collaborate in delivering RSE so that’s aligned with your school’s goals as well as what young people have told us they want to learn about.

After enquiring with a member of our training team, we’ll be in touch to discuss your options. Our Curriculum is hosted on our online learning platform Brook Learn. Once registered, staff have access to free courses to support the delivery of the curriculum.

More information

The curriculum is hosted on our online learning platform Brook Learn.

We will send you an enrolment code to share with your staff so they can view and download the content as they wish.

Once registered, staff have access to free courses to support the delivery of the curriculum.

We have developed a full differentiation guide so that the resources can be delivered to young people with additional needs. These can be found in the cover sheets and offer a different way of delivering (or things to think about) when delivering to learners with additional needs such as SEND or young people who do not speak English as a first language.

The curriculum is made up of a combination of full lesson plans, curated lesson plans and cover sheets with activities. This is to allow for maximum flexibility in delivery.

Some lessons come with presentation slides as a starting point for discussion about the topic with your students.

Brook’s curriculum has been produced by experts who have a range of professional qualifications including in:

  • primary and secondary teaching
  • financial literacy and planning
  • youth and social work
  • SEND
  • counselling.

The development process was overseen by Brook’s Head of Quality, Education and by using this curriculum you can be confident that your school meets the OFSTED guidance and Brook’s best practice.

Enquire with our training team and get sample resources

Prices start from £600 per school. We offer discounts for Local Authorities buying the curriculum for a whole area and for multiple school purchases.

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