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Not to be read until after Christmas! 

There’s only a few days left of the autumn term. We hope you have a wonderful break, filled with cheer and joy and rest. One that allows you to switch off and not think about lesson planning…

When you’re ready and your mind starts to turn towards the spring term, we have created a handy downloadable event calendar to support PSHE teaching for the next few months.

You could use these key celebrations and important dates for a special lesson or assembly, or as a springboard for discussions in class.

Click to download and save for January 2025:

Key dates for PSHE in the spring term

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