Secondary School PSHE Training Day Held in Bradford

Local schools gather to enhance PSHE education and student wellbeing

Secondary school educators from across Bradford recently took part in a training day focused on Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education. The event aimed to support schools in strengthening their PSHE curriculum and improving whole-school approaches to promoting mental health and wellbeing among children and young people.

Focus on PSHE and Mental Health

The training day provided an opportunity for PSHE Leads from various secondary schools in the district to meet, share experiences, and learn best practices. Attendees explored ways to develop their PSHE programmes to better address the needs of students, particularly in relation to mental health and wellbeing.

Collaborative Learning

• Networking with PSHE Leads from other schools
• Sharing strategies for effective PSHE delivery
• Discussing whole-school approaches to student wellbeing

The event highlighted the importance of PSHE education in supporting young people’s development and mental health. Schools were encouraged to refine their approaches to ensure they meet the evolving needs of their students.

Further details about the training and future events for PSHE Leads in the Bradford district are expected to be made available through local education channels.