PSE
Personal and Social Education
Knowledge Attitudes Skills Values
WHAT IS PSE?
PSE is taught in register classes and is delivered one period a week for S1-S6, by the appropriate Pupil Support Teacher.
It aims to help pupils:
- make the most of themselves
- cope with the challenges of being a teenager
- get the best out of school life
- develop positive relationships with friends and family
- develop respect and tolerance for others
- make informed decisions about their health, personal safety and career
- monitor their own progress and set achievable targets
- prepare themselves for the world of work
- cope with transitions
- develop a sense of responsibility
WHAT IS TAUGHT?
The PSE programme in Carluke High School progressively develops the skills in young people to enable them to become:
- successful learners
- responsible citizens
- effective contributors
- confident individuals
Click on the links below to see detailed course information UNDER DEVELOPMENT
S1 Programme Summary
S2 Programme Summary
S3 Programme Summary
S4 Programme Summary
S5 Programme Summary
HOW WILL IT BE TAUGHT?
Active methodologies are central to every PSE session.
| Active methodologies used in PSE | ||
| Group Work | Discussion | Quizzes |
| Role Play | Case Studies | Presentations |
| DVD's | Research | ICT |
Outside speakers and Theatre companies contribute to the delivery of the programme.
In line with the Scottish Executive guidance on Sex Education in Scottish Schools and the South Lanarkshire Council Guidelines on Sexual Health and Relationships Education, parents may request details of course content and materials used when dealing with these issues.
Any other parent wishing to see the course outline and/ or materials should contact Mrs J Craig.
All S1 parents will receive a leaflet and letter outlining the SHRE course content.
