About PSHE
KS1 Personal, Social, and Health Education (PSHE) supports children in learning how to look after themselves and others. It focuses on values, safety, and building positive friendships.
Through activities and quizzes like Bullying and Friends, children explore important issues of respect and empathy.
Quizzes such as Stranger Danger help pupils understand personal safety, while Biblical – Characters links moral stories to everyday learning.
See the official Government guidance: Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PSHE in KS1?
PSHE in KS1 teaches children about relationships, health, and safety. It helps them develop confidence and skills for managing feelings and behaviour in school and life.
Why is PSHE important for young children?
PSHE is important because it gives children strategies to stay safe, be kind, and make good decisions. It builds a foundation for emotional wellbeing and healthy relationships.
How do quizzes help with PSHE learning?
Quizzes make PSHE interactive and fun. They allow children to test their knowledge on topics like bullying, friendship, and safety while reinforcing positive messages.
Author: Finola Waller (Experienced Primary School Teacher and Co-Ordinator)
