My Happy Mind +

We are proud to be a part of the myHappymind+ Family! As a whole school programme grounded in science and dedicated to building positive mental wellbeing, myHappymind+ helps children understand how their brains work and creates a culture that helps to build children's resilience, confidence, and self-esteem. myHappymind+ also teaches the children how to self-regulate and manage their emotions in stressful times, allowing them to be their very best selves!  Learn more about My Happy Mind here

Meet Your Brain: Understanding how your brain works and how to ensure we look after it so that we can manage our emotions and be at our best. Growth mindset is a key part of this too.

Celebrate: Understanding your unique Character Strengths and learning to celebrate them. This is a fantastic module for building self-esteem.

Appreciate: Understanding why gratitude matters and how you can develop gratitude as a habit. Gratitude is key to well-being and resilience and we're all about making it a lifelong strategy!

Relate: Understanding why positive relationships matter and how to build them. We're focussed on the building blocks of good relationships and friendships.

Engage: Understanding how to set meaningful goals that matter and how to stay resilient in times of challenge. This module is all about building self-esteem and resilience too

Here is where information about our PSHE curriculum is detailed.  

Please also see the dedicated Relationships & Health Education page listed in the Parents Section.

Statutory guidance for schools to deliver RSE came into effect in September 2020.

What are your rights?

• Parents will not be able to withdraw their children from any aspect of Relationships Education or Health Education (which includes learning about the changing adolescent body and puberty) which are part of the statutory curriculum.

• Parents will be able to withdraw their children from any aspects of Sex Education other than those which are part of the science curriculum. (Note that sex education will not be statutory in primary schools, however the new statutory guidance makes clear that schools should still provide a programme of age-appropriate sex education)

Samples of the materials used by the class teacher including teacher plans, presentations and children’s worksheets, are now available for you to access on the school website. Please note that as the content of these sessions is part of the statutory curriculum, you will not be able to withdraw your child from these sessions.

Please note - Year 4 lessons are part of the statutory  curriculum and do not fall under the content from which parents are able to withdraw.