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  Sexually transmitted infections rise in UK

  Latest research from the Health Protection Agency (HPA) shows that there were almost half a million new cases of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the UK last year. The ... [ 25 August 2010 ]
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  "Broken Britain? Neglect PSHE and it will be"

  Maggie Walker, Deputy CEO and director of curriculum at the educational charity Asdan, has written an article for this week's TES (13th August 2010) about the current status of PSH... [ 16 August 2010 ]
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  MP calls for parenting GCSE

  Frank Field, Labour MP for Birkenhead, has submitted a report to the Prime Minister asking to place parenting at the heart of the national school curriculum. According to the MP, t... [ 10 August 2010 ]
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  Girls’ Attitudes survey recommends PSHE education

  Girls’ Attitudes, from Girlguiding UK, is a survey of attitudes towards key social, political and economic issues. The survey is based on fieldwork, with girls and young women age... [ 04 August 2010 ]
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  Review of the Early Years Foundation Stage

  The Department for Education (DfE) has launched a 'call for evidence' which gives early years providers and parents the opportunity to have their say on the Early Years Foundation ... [ 02 August 2010 ]
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  Smoking, drinking and drug use is declining, says report

  The PSHE Association welcomes the NHS Information Centre's finding that smoking, drinking and drug use among young people in schools in England is declining. According to the re... [ 29 July 2010 ]
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  Ofsted publishes report on PSHE education

  Ofsted published its report today on the quality of PSHE education in English primary and secondary schools. The report draws on direct observations of PSHE lessons (or of lessons ... [ 23 July 2010 ]
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  PSHE Association seminar at the TES Conference 2010

  The PSHE Association will be offering a seminar at the TES Conference on October 1 2010 in London Olympia. The details are: TS25: PSHE education at the centre of the ‘outstandin... [ 13 July 2010 ]
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  Child-safety button on Facebook

  The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre, in collaboration with the social networking site Facebook, has launched a Facebook button which allows young users of t... [ 12 July 2010 ]
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  PSHE Association mentioned in the House of Lords

  The PSHE Association was mentioned in the Lords debate at the House of Lords on Wednesday 7 July 2010 (Column 193). Read the full transcript at www.parliament.uk [ 08 July 2010 ]