Subjects
Seven curriculum lines, each built to its own framework rather than bolted onto a generic PSHE slot.
Catholic RSHE
Relationships, Sex and Health Education written to satisfy the Catholic Bishops' Conference framework and the DfE's statutory RSHE guidance at the same time — because most Catholic schools are trying to meet both, and rarely find resources that actually do. Coverage maps make it easy to show a governor or inspector exactly where each statutory point is met.
Global Perspectives
A full enquiry-based global curriculum, not a set of one-off assembly topics — food security, migration, energy, inequality and sustainability, built as sequential stages from Year 1 through to a Year 9 capstone, so global learning has a spine.
Wellbeing & Life Skills
Practical PSHE for real life — friendships, money, digital life, mental health and the transitions that actually worry pupils, from Year 3 through to Year 9. Written to be taught, not just ticked off a coverage grid.
Citizenship
Citizenship built around real civic literacy — the justice system, digital misinformation, active citizenship projects and staying safe online — across primary and secondary, not a token PSHE add-on.
Character Education
Values-led character education built on the Jubilee Centre Framework for Character Education — courage, kindness, perseverance and respect taught as things pupils practise in assemblies and circle time, not just define.
Oracy
Speaking and listening taught as a curriculum in its own right — from finding your voice at KS2 to interview and presentation skills by KS3 — because oracy is the skill every other subject assumes pupils already have.
Catholic RE
Curriculum-faithful RE for Catholic schools — full Religious Education Directory units covering the Church, the sacraments, world faiths and the last things, with the depth a Catholic RE department can stand behind.