Monkwray Junior School, Monkwray Brow, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 9DT
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Headteacher: Mrs P Telford B.Ed (Hons)
Enquiries should be made to Mrs P Telford
Telephone: 01946 696790
Fax: 01946 695332
E-Mail: head@monkwray.cumbria.sch.uk

Welcome to our PSHEE Blog

“Education is the most powerful weapon for changing the world.” – Nelson Mandela  

 Monkwray Junior School is a happy school where bravery, effort, progress and individuality are celebrated. We nurture and inspire children to develop confidence and resilience in an environment where efforts are valued and all children flourish. At our school, we are committed to ensuring that the emotional and social needs of all our children are met within our school environment, and we aim to support the development of children’s health and wellbeing, self-esteem and confidence. As part of providing a broad and balanced PSHEE curriculum, we hope to nurture and support the spiritual, moral, social and cultural (SMSC) development in our young children and promote the fundamental British values in young lives. We aim to support children to develop the knowledge, skills and understanding they need to lead confident, healthy and independent lives, and become responsible citizens now and in the future.

In PSHEE we can be:

Be Brave

Making positive changes to your diet and hygiene 

Expressing your feelings 

Expressing your opinions in a respectful way 

Talking to a trusted adult if something is giving you “yucky feelings” 

Talking to a trusted adult if someone else has “yucky feelings” 

Contributing to discussions and debates 

Be Bright

Being respectful to other people’s opinions and feelings 

Learning new vocabulary 

Using appropriate vocabulary and terminology 

Listen to ways that you can improve your physical, mental and emotional health. 

Be you  

Reflecting on your own opinions, feelings and thoughts 

Exploring your own thoughts on key themes such as health, community, safety, laws, right and responsibilities.

In the words of Mrs Harker, being a “decent human being” 

  

Click the PSHEE at Monkwray button below to find out more about PSHEE in each year group.

PSHEE at Monkwray

Latest from our PSHE Blog

Healthy Eating

Year 3 have been learning about healthy eating in a range of subjects. In science they have been looking at the impact of healthy eating on their body and the food groups on the healthy eating plate. In PSHEE, they looked at how they can make choices regarding healthy food and healthy life styles along with how we can change our habits.

During the Design and Technology sessions, the children worked in groups to research, design and make a healthy snack that could be used in school. They then had a tasting session where they were able to try all of the different snacks created and then evaluate.

Fire Service

As part of the Health and Wellbeing strand of PSHEE, Year 3 had a visit from the Fire Service. They learnt about the role of a firefighter, the uniform and breathing apparatus used and the equipment within the fire engine. As part of the session, the children had a discussion about the importance of smoke alarms within the home and what to do if there is a fire.

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