National PSHE CPD Programme (online)

This is a comprehensive, 6 virtual sessions, tutor-led programme, which progressively builds upon the previous session, enabling participants to apply an evidence based approach to their teaching and strategic developments. Participants will be required to plan and deliver a PSHE lesson, which will be observed - this forms part of the reflective approach underpinning the course.

Six sessions (12 hours total tutor-led online delivery) for just £450 + VAT.

All necessary course materials are provided; these will support participants during each of the training sessions and will help to direct further independent reading and study. This course will be delivered by Becky Peckham, Jigsaw PSHE, who will be available throughout the duration of the 6 sessions to assist you.

The 6 sessions will cover:

• Leadership: Getting started with the PSHE CPD programme, guidance and theory underpinning PSHE
• Curriculum: RSE and health education, including the updated curriculum requirements for RHSE, and links to KCSIE 2025
• Teaching and learning of sensitive subject: Relationships education and sensitive issues, active teaching and learning and effective lesson planning
• Assessment: Assessment and evaluation and lesson observation and preparation
• PSHE links with the national SEMH agenda: Teaching PSHE that impacts on emotional and mental health
• Young people's development: Teaching PSHE that impacts on staying safe, safeguarding and equality and values

For more detail about each of the sessions visit our PSHE webpage.

Please note that participants must be able to commit to the full programme. All dates are identified before the start of the programme and we ask that these are protected and any issues communicated before the first session. If a participant does not turn up for a session it will be assumed that they have withdrawn from the programme, unless there has been advance notification.

(Certificates will only be awarded to participants who attend each of the 6 training sessions and successfully complete their lesson plan and observation).