PSHE (Personal, social, health and economic education)
A school subject in England covering health, relationships, personal safety and economic wellbeing, parts of which (RSE and health education) are statutory.
- Stands for
- Personal, social, health and economic education
- Used in
- England
- Topic
- Curriculum
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Related terms
- RSE (Relationships and sex education) England Wales
- Statutory teaching about relationships (primary) and relationships and sex education (secondary) in England; Wales has a mandatory RSE code for ages 3 to 16.
- Health education England
- The statutory part of PSHE in state schools in England covering physical health and mental wellbeing.
- PSHCE (Personal, social, health, citizenship and economic education) England
- A name some schools use for PSHE combined with citizenship.
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