Personal development in action!Let’s Talk is a PSHE curriculum for primary schools (EYFS-Year 6) that creates a culture of outstanding learning behaviour. The lessons build the children’s resilience and give them the tools to tackle life’s challenges with curiosity and confidence.
The concepts taught permeate through every aspect of school life and establish a calm, safe and supportive environment where everyone can flourish |
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How Does Let's Talk Help children?Let’s Talk has put PSHE on the map for children. Firstly, they recognise the importance of talking. Talking about what worries them. Talking about their challenges. And then talking about how best to tackle them. In this era where life is speeding up, Let’s Talk gives children the space to breathe and makes sense of the world around them. Most importantly, these lessons make children realise that they are not alone – that everybody fails and has challenges, and that with the right approach those challenges can be the stepping stones to a successful life.
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the let's talk CURRICULUM
Let's take a look at what your children will be learning...
Term 1 resilienceLife challenges us every day. The lessons in this unit will help you identify these challenges and give you the tools to tackle them with confidence. Failure, emotions and other people are all covered along with developing a better understanding of our own triggers.
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Term 2 relationshipsThey say that relationships are a cornerstone of a positive life. In this section, we learn about different families and the skills needed to collaborate. We also touch on the more challenging aspects of relationships including bullying and stereotyping.
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Term 3 well-beingThese lessons are packed with ideas to help you build happy and healthy lives. We first learn about the importance of talking and the different ways to express ourselves. We then tackle thought gremlins, gratitude and self-care. All crucial steps to boost our well-being.
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term 4 Health EducationIt is surprising how we sometimes forget to treat our bodies kindly. If you want to know what a healthy life looks like then this is your term. Here we focus on sleep, eating and exercise along with providing tips on staying safe in life and online.
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Term 5 FriendshipsThis term is all about developing the skills that create healthy friendships. Honesty, empathy and managing conflict are all covered in this section and will make it clear to you what it takes to be a good friend.
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Term 6 Wider WorldOur ever-changing world can lead to a lot of questions. Questions about tolerance, money, change, work and serving the community. Well, this section gives answers to these questions and provides important insights about the world we live in.
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sex and relationships education (SRE)Our bodies are amazing things. These lessons shine a spotlight on how our bodies change as we go through primary school. You will learn about puberty, physical contact and also how to keep yourself safe.
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What are the benefits of joining?Joining the Let’s Talk community gives you access to a curriculum that builds the resilience and develops outstanding learning behaviour of children across the primary ages (EYFS – Y6).
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"It was remarkable to
see children with such self-awareness. The lessons in this project foster a social and emotional understanding which creates respectful, resilient and empowered young citizens." Linda Crichton, Bi-borough Education Service (Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster) |
"The pre-planned curriculum can easily be followed by class teachers, and because the curriculum is tightly spiralled, the PSHE Lead can monitor delivery and pupil progress across the year groups with ease.”
Tim Killick, Assistant Head for Inclusion, Essendine Primary School |
“The curriculum has transformed the learning behaviour in my class. Old adversaries like failure and mistakes are now seen as opportunities to embrace rather than threats to hide from. After sixteen years of teaching, it feels like the blocks to learning have been taken away.”
Hannah Willis, Y6 teacher, Herstmonceux Primary School |
Become a let's talk MEMBER
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Joining the Let’s Talk community gives you access to a curriculum that builds the resilience and develops outstanding learning behaviour of children across the primary ages (EYFS – Y6).
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LET'S TALK JOURNAL
The 90-page Let’s Talk journal (Y2-Y6) includes a journaling page and knowledge organiser for every one of the 36 lessons of the year. This is where the PSHE learning gets recorded along with evidence of personal development for every child.
Click the link below to find out more and see journal page examples. |
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About the creatorsHello everybody,
This is Sam - the devilishly handsome man in the blue shirt. The first thing to say about that picture is that Karrie has given herself an extra five inches in height. She is not that tall in real life... KS-B - And this is the problem with Sam. He just doesn't stop talking. I may have made myself a little taller but I actually made him look young. He is much much older in real life. He has lots of wrinkles and grey... SC - Look who is doing the talking now! We should probably stop this arguing - not sure it is a great look - and let our readers find out more about us. |
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