Year 1 PSHE
Year 1 PSHE runs to 36 lessons across a 36 week year, for children aged 5 to 6 in Key Stage 1. Every lesson is listed below in teaching order.
The vocabulary a child meets this year includes identity, quality, self-esteem, feelings, emotion, body clues, privates, trusted adult, PANTS rules, empathy, listening, on purpose.
We wrote these lessons ourselves. Oak does not publish PSHE, so the sequence, the content and the checks are all ours.
Every Year 1 PSHE lesson
In the order they are taught. 36 lessons.
- Who Am I? Exploring Personal Identity Through Strengths and Qualities
- Feelings Have Names: Identifying and Labelling Basic Emotions
- My Body Belongs to Me: Understanding Personal Boundaries and the NSPCC's PANTS Rules
- Kindness in Action: What Does Being a Good Friend Look Like?
- Solving Falling-Out: Strategies for Resolving Conflicts With Friends
- Is It Fair? Exploring Rules, Fairness, and Why Communities Need Them
- Families Come in Many Forms: Understanding Different Family Structures in the UK
- Growing and Changing: How Bodies and Skills Develop From Baby to Child
- Healthy Eating Habits: The Eatwell Guide and What Our Bodies Need
- Moving Our Bodies: Why Physical Activity Matters for Health and Happiness
- Sleep, Rest, and Why Our Brains Need to Switch Off Each Night
- Germs, Hygiene, and the Science of Handwashing With Soap
- Medicines and Safety: Who Can Give Us Medicine and Why It Matters
- Online or Offline? Understanding the Difference Between the Real and Digital World
- Screen Time Choices: Deciding When Technology Helps or Hurts Us
- Keeping Safe Online: Recognising Unkind Behaviour and Who to Tell
- Feeling Worried: Understanding Anxiety and Strategies to Feel Calmer
- When Feelings Get Big: Recognising Anger and Choosing Helpful Responses
- What Makes a Community? Exploring Our Local Area and Its People
- How People Help Each Other: Mapping Community Roles and Services
- Caring for Our Environment: Why Litter, Recycling, and Green Spaces Matter
- Money Makes Sense: Understanding Coins, Notes, and the Idea of Exchange
- Needs vs Wants: Making Simple Spending Decisions With Limited Money
- Saving and Spending: Practising the Skill of Delayed Gratification
- Similarities and Differences: Celebrating Diversity in Our Classroom and Country
- Stereotypes and Assumptions: Why Judging People Before You Know Them Can Go Wrong
- People With Disabilities: Understanding Barriers and How Society Can Help Remove Them
- Standing Up for What's Right: What Is Bullying and How Can Bystanders Help?
- Gratitude and Appreciation: Noticing What Is Good in Our Daily Lives
- Rights and Responsibilities: What Every Child Deserves
- Being a Responsible Citizen: Ways Children Can Contribute to Their School Community
- Stop, Think, Go: Making Good Choices
- Transition and Change: Preparing Emotionally for Moving to Year 2
- My Dreams and Goals: Setting a Simple Personal Challenge and Planning Steps to Reach It
- Looking After My Mental Health Every Day: Building a Wellbeing Toolkit
- Year 1 PSHE Synthesis: Revisiting Who I Am, How I Relate, and How I Contribute
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- What does Year 1 PSHE cover?
- Year 1 PSHE runs to 36 lessons across a 36 week year, covering identity, quality, self-esteem, feelings, emotion, body clues and more.
- How many PSHE lessons are in Year 1?
- 36 lessons, sequenced in teaching order across the school year.
- How old is a child in Year 1?
- Children in Year 1 are 5 to 6 years old during the school year in England and Wales.