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Explore PSHE

Explore PSHE

Explore PSHE is a complete suite of print and digital resources designed to engage students with an active learning approach whilst supporting PSHE leads of all experience levels to comprehensively cover the 2020 Statutory guidelines.

Key Stage 3

Develop your students' skills and understanding of PSHE and encourage an active learning approach, all whilst providing essential coverage of the 2020 Statutory guidelines.

The resources available for Key Stage 3 PSHE are:

  • Student Textbook
  • Teacher Book
  • Student Boost eBook
  • Explore PSHE for Key Stage 3: Boost
Visit the Key Stage 3 Page
Key Stage 4

Explore how PSHE affects students at Key Stage 4 and cover the 2020 Statutory Guidelines. Build knowledge and continue to explore challenges while delivering a comprehensive PSHE Course. 

The resources available for Key Stage 4 PSHE are:

  • Student Textbook
  • Teacher Book
  • Student Boost eBook
  • Explore PSHE for Key Stage 4: Boost
Visit the Key Stage 4 Page
Key Stage 5

Dip in and out of our Key Stage 5 resource, designed to give guidance on delivering sensitive topics. Perfect for non-timetabled PSHE time, this enables all teachers, regardless of specialism, to feel equipped in talking with their students about the challenges they face when in this stage of education.

The resource available for Key Stage 5 is:

  • Photocopiable Teacher Book
Visit the Key Stage 5 Page

Develop your students' skills and understanding of PSHE and encourage an active learning approach, all whilst providing essential coverage of the 2020 Statutory guidelines.

The resources available for Key Stage 3 PSHE are:

  • Student Textbook
  • Teacher Book
  • Student Boost eBook
  • Explore PSHE for Key Stage 3: Boost
Visit the Key Stage 3 Page

Explore how PSHE affects students at Key Stage 4 and cover the 2020 Statutory Guidelines. Build knowledge and continue to explore challenges while delivering a comprehensive PSHE Course. 

The resources available for Key Stage 4 PSHE are:

  • Student Textbook
  • Teacher Book
  • Student Boost eBook
  • Explore PSHE for Key Stage 4: Boost
Visit the Key Stage 4 Page

Dip in and out of our Key Stage 5 resource, designed to give guidance on delivering sensitive topics. Perfect for non-timetabled PSHE time, this enables all teachers, regardless of specialism, to feel equipped in talking with their students about the challenges they face when in this stage of education.

The resource available for Key Stage 5 is:

  • Photocopiable Teacher Book
Visit the Key Stage 5 Page
This was my first year delivering PSHE at this school, and your Explore PSHE resources made it really easy to teach and deliver.
Zoe Cooke
Teacher of PSHE
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The Future of PSHE by Series Editor Catherine Kirk

" What could be more important than this?"

2020 saw the implmentation of statutory RSE and Health Education in seondary schools across the country, marking the culmination of many years of campaigning, wishing and hoping by those in the PSHE field. Exciting times!

2020 also marked my 20th anniversary as a PSHE/RSE specialist. Over the years I have experienced all aspects of PSHE/RSE, from supporting schools to develop policy and curriculum, creating resources and helping staff to develop skills and confidence to be delivering directly to pupils (often the best part!).

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Mind UK

"Children and young people today are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of looking after their mental health and wellbeing, and often turn to their schools for support. Mind is proud to work with Hodder, to support children and young people in gaining the knowledge and skills they need to understand what can affect their mental health and what they can do when there’s a problem, as well as school staff in providing the right information and guidance to support their pupils." - Mind

Mermaids UK

“From next September secondary schools will have to teach LGBT-inclusive relationships and sex education (RSE) and primary schools to teach about ‘different families’, which can include LGBT families. Mermaids believes there is the need to ensure every school is a safe space for all children and to help us get there, this has to include educating young people around LGBT lives within the context of intersectionality as a whole. Lessons like those included in Explore PSHE are an illustration of best practise and we hope to see more lessons like this in future to ensure the T is not lost in conversation and learning.”  – Mermaids

Brook

“Brook has been at the forefront of providing wellbeing and sexual health support for young people for over 55 years. We fight tirelessly every day for young people’s right to access inclusive education and services. We firmly believe that all children and young people have the right to quality relationships and sex education (RSE) as part of broader personal, social health and economic education (PSHE). Hodder's Explore PSHE series explores pertinent RSE topics and supports both students and teachers through tried and tested lessons.” – Brook

Forward

“With the new compulsory RSE curriculum coming to schools this year, FORWARD believes that schools need all the support they can get to help them deliver appropriate and accurate training to their students on such sensitive subjects as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). Explore PSHE will provide best practice and invaluable help and confidence for teachers to tackle these issues and ensure that students understand what FGM is; a harmful and illegal practice that is a violation of human rights. It will also alert teachers to the importance of cultural competence to ensure that pupils are not stereotyped/ profiled and those who are affected access the appropriate support swiftly.” - Forward