The PSHE Association

13/07/2026

With the new statutory RSHE guidance in force from September, here’s our latest rundown of what’s available now — and what will be ready in time for autumn term — to ensure you and your school enjoy successful implementation.

Of course, there’s a whole summer break before then, and our team will be available up until the end of term and during the summer months should you need any guidance.

We hope all our have a wonderful break over the summer and a well-deserved rest. And on behalf of all of us at the Association, thank you for all you do to make a difference to the lives of children and young people.

See our latest support to help schools prepare for 2026 👇
https://hubs.la/Q04phbXN0

10/07/2026

We developed our 'Foundations for Wellbeing' mental health curriculum for primary schools with with academics, to translate and apply top-level psychological research.

In our latest blog post, we take a look at one of the core topics from Foundations for Wellbeing — managing distractions — and go behind the scenes to explore how this approach worked in practice during the development of the curriculum.

Can you think of a time that distractions were useful in your classroom? And what do you find helpful when supporting children to manage distractions?

Read the full blog post 👉https://hubs.la/Q04p04wT0

02/07/2026

We've officially wrapped up another summer of regional seminars! A huge thank you to all our members who came along, shared ideas and contributed to the sessions 🫶

30/06/2026

📢 The updated 2026 version of our PSHE education Planning Framework for pupils with SEND is here, and we couldn’t be more excited to share it with you!

The Framework is free to download for all teachers and schools — to help ensure every child and young person is equipped with the tools they need to meet life’s challenges and make the most of life’s opportunities.

Get it now 👇
https://hubs.la/Q04n30Z50

26/06/2026

📢 We’re delighted to award our Quality Mark to CEOP Education's updated ‘Jesse & Friends' online safety education pack, which aims equip 4-7 year olds with the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to help them stay safe from sexual abuse and other risks they may encounter online.

Developed by CEOP Education (part of of the UK's National Crime Agency), Jessie & Friends follows the animated adventures of Jessie, Tia and Mo as they begin to navigate the online world.

Download the updated lesson pack 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04mGzxQ0

19/06/2026

We've been all over England with our regional seminars this month, and it has been so rewarding to meet and talk with our members.

Here's some of the feedback we've received so far:
"Today I'm taking away the support of other leads, and the brilliant support and fantastic resources at the Association" ..and "Great to chat to the team actually designing the lessons and supporting us in schools to answer questions from both pupils and staff" 🫶

We've still got 3 more seminars to go and it's not too late to join us 👇
https://hubs.la/Q04lQSdX0

18/06/2026

📢 Our latest KS3-4 lesson pack on challenging misogyny is available to download for free.

Developed with the support of academics from the University of York and funding from the European Research Council, the lessons are underpinned by academic research into online safety, social learning, attitude change and prejudice reduction — and recent work investigating how the manosphere is affecting children and teachers’ experiences in schools.

These materials fully align with new statutory RSHE guidance in force from September (which places much stronger emphasis on misogyny) and form part of our support package to get schools ready.

To accompany the lessons, we’ve also released a new episode of our PSHE Talks podcast featuring Dr Harriet Over from the University of York (listen wherever you get your podcasts), and a new dedicated on-demand training course (available exclusively to School Plus members).

Download the pack now 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04lQSfn0

15/06/2026

08/06/2026

One regional seminar down, 8 more to go! Thanks to everyone who joined us last week in London, it was great to meet you and hear about your experiences teaching PSHE and RSHE.

We'll be in Birmingham and Newcastle this week and there's still time to join us 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04ksfhV0

02/06/2026

There is increased concern at this time of year about safety in and around water, especially in light of a number of recent tragic events. We therefore wanted to remind our community about the importance of PSHE education in raising awareness of the risks and highlight free-to-access, quality assured resources that you can use to teach this topic safely and effectively.

Find links to useful resources in our latest blog post 👉

Find resources for teaching about water safety as part of PSHE education,