SMSC, RE, Equality, PSHE, Mental Health and British Values at Horn s Mill
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1 SMSC, RE, Equality, PSHE, Mental Health and British Values at Horn s Mill We believe that the Horn s Mill ethos embeds British Values through our curriculum provision including regular P4C, collective worship, engagement with the Parish Council and Cheshire West community, our international links, our roles and responsibilities and celebration of our diverse catchment. Every child has a voice, a unique personality and skill set and ultimately a role to play in our promotion of British Values. At Horn s Mill School we promote pupil voice through an active school council who have regular meetings and projects throughout the school year. Horn s Mill recognises the multi-cultural, multi-faith, diverse and ever changing nature of the United Kingdom and understands the role which both the staff and pupils have to ensure that we both promote and uphold these values throughout the year in the following ways. All year groups learn about identified values in each block during the year. Our collective worship themes are linked to these values. British Value and school value DfE Links Collective Worship (Planned on a Rota) Go-Givers Block 1 Democracy, Rule of Law To enable pupils to distinguish right from wrong. To develop a respect and understanding of English law and democracy in contrast to other forms of government. To accept responsibility for their behaviour. To show initiative. 1. Welcome to a new school year 2. School Council 3. School Rules 4. French Focus 5. Black History Month 6. Safety at Halloween and fireworks (PCSO) 7. Harvest Assembly 8. Go-Givers; Belonging to groups 9.
2 Empathy Friendship To appreciate that English laws help to keep us safe and happy. 1: Children s Rights 2. Road Safety Week JSO s 3. What is 4. Go-Givers; You can t buy anything with a penny 5. New Year Resolutions 6. Go-Givers; Good Neighbours 7. focus 1. ( ) 2. Science Week 3. Charity Focus Intro Go Givers; Generosity 6. Go Givers; Working for 7. Supporting one another (HMGT) 8. Go Givers; Rufugees The Stranger 9. focus 10. Sharing charity work 1. Healthy me 2. Being sun smart 3. Being a good sportsperson 4. GRTH awareness month 5. focus 6. Road safety (JRSO s) 7. Change 8. Summer Reading challenge Tolerance, Mutual To understand that they can contribute positively to those around them and to society more widely. To respect and appreciate their own and other cultures, faiths and beliefs. To understand that the law allows people to choose which faiths and beliefs they follow. To understand the importance of identifying and combating discrimination. Sex + Relationships Health Education Drugs To appreciate that English laws help to keep us safe and happy. To understand the laws in relation to drug education and CSE.
3 Year 1 Concept: Bible, Jesus Jesus (MTP) Creature kindness Our Rules Exploring our community My Grandpa is Amazing Nick Butterworth LO: To recognise that people are different ages That s not how you do it LO: To accept that people are different Year 1 Concept: Church, Worship Mitali loses his cool The Selfish Little Red Hen You scratch my back Elmer David McKee LO: To like the way that I am The Magic Plane Caring for our pets Expedition to planet bluebell Litter - The Picnic My World Your World Melanie Walsh LO: To understand that we share the world with lots of people Ten Little Pirates Mike Brownlow LO: To play with boys and girls Concept: Symbols Belonging (MTP) Keeping safe & Making choices Get better soon Max the Champion Sean Stockdale LO: To understand that our bodies work in different ways
4 Year 2 Concept: God, Bible: 6 lessons (MTP) Special book ppt (STP) Vote for the Go- Givers Democracy Rules: You can t do that here Blown Away Rob Biddulph LO: To be able to work with everyone in my class Year 1 Judaism Concept: Torah, Shabbat Jewish Practices Bullying: I won t be made to feel bad Bullying: Sticks + Stones Tongue The first Slodge Jeanne Willis LO: To understand how we share the world Tolerance and Mutual Concept: Celebrations Easter 5 lessons (MTP) Keeping safe & Making choices Get better soon The Great Big Book of Families Mary Hoffman LO: To understand what diversity is Judaism Jewish Stories: 6 lessons Feelings & Managing Change Anna s monster lies The Odd Egg Emily Gravett LO: To understand what makes someone feel proud Just Because Rebecca Elliot LO: To feel proud of being different What the Jackdaw Saw Julia Donaldson LO: To communicate in different ways
5 Year 3 Concept: Worship What is Advent ppt (STP) Incarnation Rules Peer Pressure Mediation Peer pressure: it s your choice Children s Needs: roots and wings It s a dog s life Oliver Birgitta Sif LO: To understand how difference can affect someone We re all wonders RJ Palacio LO: To use my pupil voice The Hueys in the New Jumper Oliver Jeffers LO: To use strategies to help someone who feels different Year 3 Allah, Angels The Earth In our Hands Ghandhi: Great Soul Beegu Alexis Deacon LO: To be welcoming Two Monsters David McKee LO: To find a solution to a problem Muhammad/Ummah + Quran 4 lessons Chicken Soup This is Our House Michael Rosen LO: To understand what discrimination means
6 Year 4 Mosque (MTP) For & Against Equal Opportunities Moral values when is enough, enough? The Flower LO: To ask questions Red: A Crayon s Story LO: To be who you want to be Year 3 Parables lesson Concept: God Creation P4C ppt (STP) Noah ppt ideas (STP) Sikhism Gurdwara Sewa 2 lessons Sikhism 6 lessons Gifts and opportunities Discussion scenarios: Dizzy dilemmas Keeping safe in cyberspace Care for the elderly Culture- The Roma Climate and farming Microorganisms The Way Back Home LO: To overcome language as a barrier King and King LO: To understand why people get married Dogs Don t do Ballet LO: To know when to be assertive
7 Year 5 Judaism: 12 lessons Magna Carta Rights and responsibilities Getting the balance right Why do we pay taxes? Rose Blanche Ian McEwan LO: To justify my actions The Cow who Climbed a Tree Gemma Merino LO: To exchange dialogue Myhappymind for Year 5 Meet Your Brain Worship and Humanism Worship 3 lessons (MTP) Bullying prepare to stand up and stand out It s a good news day The green-eyed monster How to Heal a Broken Wing Rob Graham LO: To recognise when someone needs help And Tango Makes Three Justin Richardson LO: To accept people who are different from me Concept: Jesus, trinity, grace, redemption, resurrection Easter 3 lessons Easter ppt (STP) Sustainable Development Identities Healthcare: Improving Life chances Where the Poppies Now Grow Hilary Robinson LO: To learn from our past SRE, Drugs Education Concept: 2 greatest commandments Understanding Cancer The Artist who Painted a Blue Horse Eric Carle LO: To appreciate artistic freedom
8 Year 6 Daily Life, Five Pillars, Special Events The Whisperer Nick Butterworth LO: To stand up to discrimination The Thing Simon Puttock LO: To welcome difference and stand up to discrimination Year 5 Continued from Block 1 Child Slavery: all for profit Quick Quest Riots of Summer 2011 Dreams of Freedom Amnesty international LO: To recognise my freedom Concept: Expressing belief Arts 3 lessons (MTP) Our Interconnected World Working for peace Stressed out My Princess Boy Cheryl Koldavis LO: To promote diversity The Island Armin Greder LO: To challenge the causes of racism Hinduism Worship: 6 lessons Worship: 4 lessons Moksha, Samsara and God Secondary transfer from biggest to smallest Love you Forever LO: To consider how my life may change as I grow up Leaf Sandra Dieckmann LO: To overcome fears about difference
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