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Useful links for general support within PSHE, see also specific subject links on side menu

ASPECT
The professional association and trade union representing professionals working in education and children's services.
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Association for Citizenship Teaching -ACT
Knowledge, skills and resources from the professional subject association for those involved in citizenship education.
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BBC Schools
Learning zone, TV and radio programmes for PSHE
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Cambridgeshire PSHE service
Offers a wealth of practical advice, lesson plans, schemes of work, policies and CPD opportunities
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Channel 4 Learning 
Online resources, offering curriculum-based activities and websites, games, TV listings. PSHE & Citizenship related resources
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Council for Subject Associations
The Council for Subject Associations (CfSA) is a membership organisation,  set up with the support of the Department for Children Schools and Families (DCSF) to act as a single voice for its subject association members
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Department for Education (DfE)
The DfE is responsible for education and children's services.
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Involver
Providing free support to inspire pupil voice and create smart school councils
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National Curriculum website from QCDA- useful information on managing the curriculum and updates on the changes to the secondary curriculum
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National PSE Association for advisors, inspectors and consultants-NSCoPSE
NSCoPSE is the professional organisation for LEA advisers, inspectors and advisory teachers with responsibility for all aspects of personal and social education, including health education and citizenship.
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National Association for Pastoral Care in Education
NAPCE was founded in 1982 to establish links between all those who have an interest in Pastoral Care and Personal-social education.
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National Health Education Group
NHEG aims to promoted the entitlement to and delivery of quality personal, social and health education including SRE for all children and young people.  It is a network of LEA advisory staff, health promotion specialists and freelance consultants who work with school communities to develop policy and practice
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National PSHE CPD Programme
The CPD programme provides community nurses and teachers with the opportunity to gain recognition and accreditation of their experience in teaching personal, social and health education (PSHE)
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PSHE & Citizenship Information Service from the NCB
The PSHE and Citizenship Information Service is a specialist information resource providing information on many aspects of children's personal, social, health and citizenship education. Specific areas covered include bullying, citizenship, drug education, healthy eating, physical activity, mental and emotional health and well-being, and sex and relationships education
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PSHE guidance from The National Healthy Schools Programme
Personal, Social and Health Education Prompts including sex and relationship education (SRE) and drug education (including alcohol, tobacco and volatile substance abuse)
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Qualifications and Curriculum Development Authority (QCDA)
Public body sponsored by the DCSF, who regulate, develop and modernise the curriculum, assessments, examinations and qualifications. This part of the QCA website provides general information about PSHE, as well as resources and support for teachers
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SEAL-Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning
A whole-school approach to promoting social and emotional skills that aims, to involve all members of the school and all aspects of school life
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Teachers TV
Education video resources, lesson plans, inspiration and ideas to use in classroom. Professional development, CPD and training for everyone working in schools, PSHE subject themes for primary and secondary schools.
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TES forum for PSHE and Citizenship
Join in the lively debate and get your questions answered. A really useful source of information from other practitioners
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