About PSHE Personal Education
Personal Education in PSHE is about understanding yourself, looking after your wellbeing, and building respectful relationships. This section supports learners across primary and secondary school with clear, age-appropriate quizzes written by teachers. Each quiz is short and focused, helping students learn key ideas, check understanding and revisit topics confidently.
The quizzes cover real-life situations children and young people meet as they grow, including online behaviour, self-esteem, equality, consent and healthy relationships. Younger learners can start with online safety and respectful behaviour in Cyber Bullying – Age 7–11. As students progress, they can explore boundaries and respect in Sexual Consent – Age 11–14, understand rights and protected characteristics in The Equality Act 2010 – Age 14–16, and think carefully about healthy connections in Different Kinds of Relationship – Age 11–14.
For parents, these quizzes are a practical way to start conversations and reinforce what schools teach. For teachers, they work well as quick starters, homework checks or revision tasks. The instant feedback helps learners reflect on choices and language, and repeating a quiz after a day or two supports spaced practice, which strengthens recall and confidence.
For the official guidance schools use for PSHE and relationships education, see GOV.UK: Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does PSHE Personal Education focus on?
It focuses on wellbeing, identity and relationships. Learners build skills for recognising emotions, making safe choices, respecting others and knowing where to get help.
How do I choose the right quiz for my child?
Use the age guidance in the quiz titles and pick topics that match what is being covered at school. If a topic feels sensitive, try it together and talk through the feedback.
How often should learners use PSHE quizzes?
Short sessions work best. Try one quiz, discuss the feedback, then revisit a similar quiz later in the week. Regular practice helps key messages stay clear.
Can these quizzes support RSHE learning?
Yes. Many topics link directly to relationships and health education, including online safety, equality, consent and respectful behaviour, with age-appropriate wording.
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