I am researching PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic wellbeing!) and would be interested to hear parent's viewpoints on the subject. In Secondary schools, PSHE is taught as a subject in it's own right but should also be included in subjects across the board. For instance, one way would be to relate the subject ie languages, to the workplace; another would be to personalise learning to the child's ability (including challenges).
Is PSHE effective in your child's school?
Do you know how it is included in the curriculum?
Your children's viewpoints are also valuable to me.
Thanks!
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Nelleh · 17/10/2010 16:45
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