PRHE

At Kirkleatham Hall School, we understand the important role the PRHE (Personal, Relationship and Health Education) curriculum plays in our pupils’ lives from Early Years right though to adult hood. We want all our children to be healthy, confident and independent members of society in both school and the wider community. 

Pupil voice plays a positive role in contributing to the life of the school and wider community with many opportunities provided for our pupils to have their ideas, wishes and concerns discussed in a respected, safe and nurturing environment. We encourage pupils to be positive, motivated, resilient, reflective and independent in both their learning and throughout day to day life. 

The curriculum and experiences offered to our children over all phases of school create a pathway to learning that is accessible to all. Through focused lessons as well as a wider cross curricular approach to teaching PRHE, children are taught how to keep themselves safe; physically and emotionally, how they are developing personally and socially, while tackling many of the moral, social and cultural issues that are part of growing up. We aim to embed the skills and strategies our children need in order to live as healthy, safe, fulfilling, responsible and independent lives as possible.