PSHEC

PSHEC aims to prepare our students to be informed and engaged citizens, who can make physically and mentally healthy choices and safe choices to thrive in our ever-changing global community, with new and unpredictable opportunities and challenges constantly emerging. 

Our multicultural, capital city setting means a substantial proportion of our students are from Europe, making British Values integral to our respectful community.

We believe in developing the whole person, with students encouraged to use their gifts and talents to serve others (Serviam) in fighting for social justice and human dignity. We aim to empower our students to understand potential risks around them and to safeguard themselves and each other. 

PSHEC is the vehicle to engage our students in our contextual safeguarding priorities (knife crime, domestic violence and social gatherings), as well as KCSIE 2020 and the new guidance form the Relationship and Sex education 

 

For any further enquires please contact

Designated Safeguarding Lead 

Ms Michelle Alexander

0203 908 3139
michelle.alexander@ursulinehigh.merton.sch.uk

 

Mental Health Lead / DDSL 

Ms Rachael Gilmore

0203 908 3068
wellbeingsupport@uhsw.com

Wellbeing Co-ordinator / Safeguarding Officer

Ms Jo Wild

0203 908 3197
jo.wild@ursulinehigh.merton.sch.uk

 

Out of Term Contact

07902 340682
wellbeingsupport@uhsw.com

KS3 PSHEC Overview and SOL 22-23
pdf
KS4 PSHEC Overview and SOL 22-23
pdf
KS3 Sexual Harassment
pdf
KS4 Sexual Harassment
pdf