Personal, Social, Health and Economic

At Lynsted and Norton we are proud to teach Jigsaw PSHE. Jigsaw is designed as a whole school approach with all classes working on the same theme (Puzzle) at the same time.  Jigsaw combines PSHE, emotional literacy, mindfulness, social skills and spiritual development. 

There are 6 puzzle pieces covered throughout the school year.  These are:

• Being Me In My World
• Celebrating Differences
• Dreams and Goals
• Healthy Me
• Relationships
• Changing Me

This our Jigsaw Charter that we follow across the school:

Our Jigsaw Charter

To find out more about Jigsaw please click on the link below to access a Parent/Carer information guide. Our PSHE policy is at the bottom of the page. 

Relationships & Sex Education

An important part of the Jigsaw PSHE programme is delivered through the 'Relationships' and 'Changing Me' puzzle pieces which are covered in the summer term. 

There are four main aims of teaching RSE:

• To enable children to understand and respect their bodies
• To help children develop positive and healthy relationships appropriate to their age and development
• To support children to have positive self-esteem and body image
• To empower them to be safe and safeguarded.

Each year group will be taught appropriate to their age and developmental stage. At no point will a child be taught something that is inappropriate; and if a question from a child arises and the teacher feels it would be inappropriate to answer, (for example, because of its mature or explicit nature), this information with be shared with you by your child’s class teacher. The question will not be answered to the child or class if it is outside the remit of that year group’s programme.

Below is a summary of RSE coverage within the Jigsaw scheme for each year group:

• Foundation Stage - Growing up: how we have changed since we were babies
• Year 1 - Boys’ and girls’ bodies; naming body parts
• Year 2 - Boys’ and girls’ bodies; body parts and respecting privacy (which parts of the body are private and why this is)
• Year 3 - How babies grow and how boys’ and girls’ bodies change as they grow older
• Year 4 - Internal and external reproductive body parts, body changes in girls and menstruation
• Year 5 - Puberty for boys and girls, and conception
• Year 6 - Puberty for boys and girls and understanding conception to birth of a baby

Further information about how the school approaches the teaching of Relationships and Sex Education through the Jigsaw programme can be found within the documents listed below: