IN THIS SECTION
How is our Personal Development offer proactive as well as reactive?
Proactive planning for Personal Development
Concern |
Action |
Impact |
County lines within the area |
Invited VRU to run sessions with all students as well as smaller targeted sessions with vulnerable students |
Students have an awareness of support and how to potentially avoid county line gangs |
Knife crime within the area |
Northumbria Police knife crime session for Year 7 and Year 10 |
Students now have an understanding of the risks and legalities of carrying a weapon |
Students increasing access to pornography |
This topic is now taught within our RSE topic and discussed about its risk |
Students now understand the dangers of pornography |
Indecent Images increase |
Session with VRU about this targeting vulnerable year groups |
Students are now aware of the law and dangers of sharing inappropriate images |
Students not understanding the political system |
Lessons throughout the year groups cover political systems of the UK and also an election for head boy/girl in Year 11 as well as a mock election in Year 10 |
Students now can engage with the political parties and understand the |
Increase in pupils successfully starting an apprenticeship at post-16 and changing perception of apprenticeship being a prestigious route |
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Emerging needs for reactive for Personal Development
Concern |
Action |
Impact |
Increased number of suspensions for language against protected characteristics |
Series of lessons in PSHE regarding protected characteristics Benfield “Community with Kindness” project Curriculum Leaders to ensure that PD icons are used in lessons and Protected Characteristics discussed. |
Knowledge of pupil understanding
Shared language to build community understanding Embedded discussions regarding British Values |
Reduction in Further Education provision, especially at Level 2 and below. Raised entry requirements for Level 2 and below. |
Raising awareness amongst pupils of the implications of GCSE grade >3 for English and Maths.
Raising awareness amongst teaching staff of technical education pathways and implications of GCSE grade >3 for English and Maths.
Personal guidance. |
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