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Ethics

All pupils study Ethics, which incorporates PSHE, RSHE, and Religious Education.

Ethics

Ethics helps pupils develop the knowledge, skills and attributes they need to manage their lives, now and in the future. These skills and attributes help pupils to stay healthy, safe and prepare them for life and work in modern Britain.

PSHE

PSHE is taught in schools to teach children on the qualities and troubles they may face in their lives and advice on how to deal with these appropriately and effectively whilst remaining safe and secure. By knowing this, it prepares them physically, emotionally, socially, mentally and intellectually for the future.

Religious Education 

Religious Education is taught at Meadowhead as part of the Ethics curriculum. Most weeks students will study Religious Studies for one of their two hours of Ethics lessons. Families do have the right to withdraw students for the religious element of the Ethics curriculum. Please discuss this with your child’s Ethics teacher in the first instance. Families would be expected to provide their own resources for their child to use in a separate classroom during the withdrawal from lessons.

RSHE

Most of the RSHE curriculum is taught within the Ethics curriculum and lessons - for further information click here

Please click the hyperlinks to access the knowledge organisers

Key Stage 3 (Y7-Y9) - PSHE and RSE focus

Teacher 1

PSHE & RSE

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9
Term 1

Welcome to Meadowhead 

The Science of Happiness 

 

The Equality Act and Inclusivity 

Drugs Education Crime

 

Assessment Knowledge retrieval and application Knowledge retrieval and application Knowledge retrieval and application
Term 2

Health and Puberty

Staying Safe 

Mental Health and Wellbeing

RSHE

The Criminal Justice System 

Human Rights

Assessment Knowledge retrieval and application Knowledge retrieval and application Knowledge retrieval and application
Term 3

Drugs Education

RSHE

Building Resilience to Radicalisation

Citizenship

RSHE

First Aid

Assessment Knowledge retrieval and application Knowledge retrieval and application Knowledge retrieval and application

 

Key Stage 3 (Y7-Y9) - Religious Studies focus

Teacher 2

Religious Studies

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9
Term 1

Religious Studies at Meadowhead

Religion and Worldviews

Festivals and Celebrations 

Careers

Christianity  

Islam

Strange but true  - evidence for life after death

Assessment Knowledge retrieval and extended writing Knowledge retrieval and extended writing Knowledge retrieval and extended writing
Term 2

Sikhi

Careers

Citizenship

Christianity

Careers and Finance

Assessment Knowledge retrieval and extended writing Knowledge retrieval and extended writing Knowledge retrieval and extended writing
Term 3

Moral codes

Tribes

Judaism

Make a Difference 

Buddhism

Sources of Authority

Assessment Knowledge retrieval and extended writing Knowledge retrieval and extended writing Knowledge retrieval and extended writing

 

Key Stage 4 (Y10-Y11) - Ethics      

(go to  Religious Education  for the GSCE Religious Studies information)

  Year 10 Year 11
Term 1

Finance

Drugs and Health

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Careers (Sheffield Progress)

Assessment No formal assessments No formal assessments
Term 2

Gangs and Murder

Careers (CV Writing)

Relationships and Sex Education

A Level Subjects: Philosophy, Sociology and Psychology

Assessment No formal assessments No formal assessments
Term 3

Relationships and Sex Education

Relationships and Sex Education

Assessment No formal assessments No formal assessments

 

Useful Websites

https://hecticteachersalevelsociologysite.wordpress.com/

https://revisesociology.com/

https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/sociology/as-and-a-level/sociology-7191-7192/assessment-resources