Nursery & Reception Year 1 Good to be Me #$nit from SE%&' P(aing Safe #&CP' be aware of dangers in the home and outdoors; be alert to stranger danger. recognise what they like and dislike; share their opinions on things that matter to them and eplain their !iews; take part in discussions with one other person and the whole class; recognise choices they can make; follow rules for" and ways of" keeping safe. Choosing a friend #&CP' learn to engage with each other and to epress their emotions in a safe en!ironment; take turns; eperience enhanced self#esteem. recognise what they like and dislike; share their opinions on things that matter to them and eplain their !iews; recognise" name and deal with their feelings in a positi!e way; recognise choices they can make; listen to other people" and play and work co#operati!ely; $understand% that family and friends should care for each other. Managing Mone ) Mone ) *a(ents #&CP' think about using money and about efforts to help others who are less fortunate. recognise what they like and dislike; share their opinions on things that matter to them and eplain their !iews; take part in discussions with one other person and the whole class; recognise choices they can make; realise that money comes from different sources and can be used for different purposes. recognise" name and deal with their feelings in a positi!e way; de!elop listening skills through participating in a story; appreciate a &ible story and the meaning of the word parable. Year ' Good to be Me #$nit from SE%&' Hea(th Eating #&CP' practise taking turns; work together on a co#operati!e !enture; take part in discussion and epress likes and dislikes. share their opinions on things that matter to them and eplain their !iews; make simple choices that impro!e their health and well#being. C(ean(iness and +ersona( hgiene #&CP' understand why we need to be clean in order to be socially acceptable and for reasons of hygiene and comfort. recognise what they like and dislike; how to make simple choices that impro!e their health and well#being; maintain personal hygiene. take part in discussions with one other person and the whole class; take part in a simple debate about topical issues. Hea(th e,ercise ) Ho- to +(a #&CP' learn that eercise is fun and can be en(oyed in different ways; take turns and co#operate with each other; impro!e listening and concentration skills. recognise what they like and dislike; share their opinions on things that matter to them and eplain their !iews; take part in discussions with one other person and the whole class; take part in a simple debate about topical issues; make simple choices that impro!e their health and well#being. recognise" name and deal with their feelings in a positi!e way; Year ) Good to be Me #$nit from SE%&' .ee(ing Good ) Easing Stress/% hea(th mind #&CP' talk*about their opinions" and eplain their !iews" on issues that affect them; recognise their worth as indi!iduals by identifying positi!e things about themsel!es and their achie!ements*and setting personal goals; $recognise% what makes a healthy lifestyle*what affects mental health and how to make informed choices.. *discuss*topical issues" problems; Choosing a +resent for a re(ati0e or friend #&CP' talk and write about their opinions" and eplain their !iews" on issues that affect themsel!es; face new challenges positi!ely by collecting information" looking for help" making responsible choices" and taking action; reflect on social" and cultural issues" using imagination to understand other peoples eperiences; resol!e differences by looking at alternati!es" making decisions and eplaining choices; appreciate the range of national identities in the +nited ,ingdom; think about the li!es of people li!ing in other places and people with different !alues and customs. Year - Good to be Me #$nit from SE%&' .ee( good/(ook good ) .ighting disease #&CP' talk and write about their opinions" and eplain their !iews" on issues that affect them; research" discuss*issues" problems; $recognise% that bacteria and !iruses can affect health and that following simple" safe routines can reduce their spread. Choosing a hobb or s+ort #&CP' recognise their worth as indi!iduals by identifying positi!e things about themsel!es and their achie!ements" seeing their mistakes" making amends and setting personal goals; $understand% what makes for a healthy lifestyle" including the benefits of eercise and healthy eating*and how to make informed choices Year . Good to be Me #$nit from SE%&' Persona( safet1 Chi(d(ine ) risk beha0iour #&CP' talk and write about their opinions" and eplain their !iews" on issues that affect them and society; recognise the different risks in different situations and then decide how to beha!e responsibly*and $(udge% what kind of physical contact is acceptable or unacceptable. be aware of places from where indi!iduals" families*can get help and support. face new challenges positi!ely*looking for help" making responsible choices" and taking action; recognise that pressure to beha!e in unacceptable or risky ways can come from a !ariety of sources" including people they know" and how to ask for help and use basic techni/ues for resisting pressure to do wrong; Choosing a +et #&CP' face new challenges positi!ely by collecting information" looking for help" making responsible choices" and taking action; resol!e differences by looking at alternati!es" making decisions and eplaining choices; $understand that% pressure to beha!e in an unacceptable or risky way can come from a !ariety of sources" including people they know. Com+aring Ne-s+a+ers #&CP' talk and write about their opinions" and eplain their !iews" on issues that affect themsel!es and society; face new challenges positi!ely by collecting information" looking for help" making responsible choices" and taking action; research" discuss and debate topical issues" problems and e!ents; resol!e differences by looking at alternati!es" making decisions and eplaining choices; eplore how the media presents information. Year 0 Choosing a career #&CP' recognise their worth as indi!iduals by identifying positi!e things about themsel!es and their achie!ements" seeing their mistakes" making amends and setting personal goals; face new challenges positi!ely by collecting information" looking for help" making responsible choices" and taking action. Choosing 2egetarianism #&CP' talk and write about their opinions" and their !iews" on issues that affect both them and society; research" discuss and debate topical issues" problems and e!ents; $understand% what makes a healthy lifestyle" including the benefits of healthy eating" and what affects mental health. $sing Mone -ise( #&CP' talk and write about their opinions" and eplain their !iews on issues that affect themsel!es and society; face new challenges positi!ely through making choices; participate in the resolution of differences by looking at alternati!es" making decisions and (ustifying the choices made; appreciate that there are different ways of allocating scarce economic resources and that economic choices affect indi!iduals; look after their money and realise that future wants and needs may be met through sa!ing.