PSHE
What is PSHE?
PSHE stands for Personal, Social, Health and Economic education. It is a school subject that helps pupils understand themselves, others and the wider world. It is often taught on a weekly basis and also includes RSE (Relationships, Sex and Health Education) as a key component. Click here to visit our RSE page. PSHE covers topics such as health and wellbeing, relationships, safety, economic understanding and preparation for life beyond school.
Muse Wellbeing
At Grangehurst we use Muse Wellbeing to teach PSHE and RSE across the school.
The Muse Wellbeing curriculum helps children grow into confident, caring and respectful individuals. We teach a wide range of life skills through PSHE and RSHE lessons, helping children to understand their feelings, build positive relationships and stay safe and healthy.
Find out more about the Muse Wellbeing curriculum and explore their Parents/Carers section at
https://musewellbeing.co.uk/parents-carers
The Muse Wellbeing Curriculum
Muse Wellbeing have tailored their lessons to be age-appropriate, inclusive and in line with national guidance. Every lesson is carefully structued to promote children's;
- Mental and emtional wellbeing
- Personal safety and safeguarding
- Positive behaviour and respectful relationships
- Confidence in understadning their bodies and feelings
- Ability to make healthy choices online and offline
Muse Wellbeing Five Core Values
Muse Wellbeing is built around five core values:
1. Supporting mental and physical health
2. Building positive and respectful relationships
3. Showing global citizenship and community care
4. Developing personal growth and economic wellbeing
5. Practising digital citizenship and online safety