Hands-on workshops covering all three PSHE strands: Health Education (first aid, mental wellbeing, healthy lifestyles), Relationships Education (kindness, friendships, safe conversations), and Living in the Wider World (money, careers, community). Trusted by 1,800+ UK schools; 9.3/10 average teacher rating.
PSHE is one of the most Ofsted-scrutinised strands of primary education. Health Education (including first aid and mental wellbeing) has been statutory in all primary schools since September 2020. Relationships Education is statutory. The 2028 curriculum review is expected to add citizenship, economic wellbeing and digital citizenship as required components.
Yet PSHE is also the subject where teachers report the lowest confidence and where CPD budgets go last. The 2024 PSHE Association survey found 68% of primary teachers wanted more support delivering the statutory strands — and 82% said pupils "engage far more with an external facilitator than with a teacher-led PSHE slide deck".
Our PSHE workshops are built to fix both problems in one day — pupils get a hands-on WOW experience that they talk about at home, and your teachers get a full lesson-plan pack they can deliver themselves in the follow-up weeks. One booking, two problems solved.
Every workshop is mapped to the PSHE Association Programme of Study for primary schools, differentiated across EYFS, KS1 and KS2, and evidence-ready for your subject leader file.
Statutory PSHE Health Education. Calling 999, recovery position, CPR, choking, bleeds, burns. Perfect for Restart a Heart Day (16 October) and World First Aid Day (September). See full workshop →
Statutory PSHE Health Education. Emotional vocabulary, resilience, kindness, asking for help. Perfect for Children's Mental Health Week (Feb) and Mental Health Awareness Week (May). See full workshop →
Statutory PSHE Health Education. Sleep, screen time, food, movement. Age-appropriate for EYFS through Year 6.
Statutory Relationships Education. Kindness, bystander action, digital citizenship, allyship. Perfect for Anti-Bullying Week (Nov). See ABW landing →
Underpins all of Relationships Education. Talking with clarity, listening with purpose, disagreeing respectfully. Aligned to the 2028 statutory oracy strand. See oracy workshop →
Statutory Relationships Education. Families, kindness, respectful relationships, being safe, online relationships. Covers 4 of 5 statutory strands; we honestly refer schools elsewhere for puberty/body content. See RSE landing →
Living in the Wider World — economic wellbeing. Needs vs wants, saving, ethical spending. Aligned to the 2028 statutory financial-literacy expansion. See full workshop →
Living in the Wider World — being an active citizen. Climate, waste, local action, global perspective. See full workshop →
Living in the Wider World + the 2028 statutory digital-citizenship strand. What AI is, spotting misleading content, personal safety online. See full workshop →
Living in the Wider World + Gatsby Benchmarks (primary-adapted). Broadening horizons, breaking stereotypes, strengths identification. Perfect for National Careers Week (March) and Y5/Y6 transition. See Careers landing →
Option 1 — Book individual workshops for your PSHE year plan. Best if you have a specific gap (e.g. first aid for autumn 1, anti-bullying for autumn 2, financial literacy for spring 2). Half day £499, full day £599. Book as many as suit your calendar.
Option 2 — Book our Whole-School Programme. One workshop per half term across the year, mapped to a coherent PSHE narrative. Includes the Future Skills Passport digital platform so pupils practise weekly between workshop days. Best if you want inspection-ready evidence of whole-school PSHE provision.
Answer 12 quick questions about your current PSHE provision against the 12 essential Future Skills. Get an 8-page Ofsted-mapped analysis showing where you're strong, where the gaps are, and which PSHE strands to prioritise for autumn term. Free. Under 5 minutes.
Parts of PSHE are statutory. Health Education (including first aid and mental wellbeing) is statutory in all primary schools since September 2020. Relationships Education (families, friendships, being safe) is also statutory. RSE (Relationships and Sex Education) is statutory in secondary but not primary — though many primary schools teach an age-appropriate version. Living in the Wider World (economic wellbeing, careers, community) is non-statutory but expected.
Yes. Our workshops map to the three PSHE strands: Health Education (Save a Life first aid; Look After Their Mind; Stay Healthy), Relationships Education (Look After Their Mind for kindness; Speak with Confidence for listening and disagreement), and Living in the Wider World (Manage Money; Plan Their Future; Protect the Planet).
Yes — Spark2 is a PSHE Association affiliate. Our workshops are built around the PSHE Association Programme of Study for primary schools and reference their published learning outcomes.
£499 half day (up to 128 pupils, 4 sessions) or £599 full day (up to 224 pupils, 7 sessions) plus VAT for our Future Skills PSHE workshops. All resources, teacher pack and evidence sheet for your subject leader file included.
Every workshop comes with a one-page evidence sheet mapped to the PSHE Association objectives and Ofsted personal-development strands. Combined with our Skills Passport digital platform, you get per-pupil, per-class and whole-school evidence of PSHE learning — the kind Ofsted asks for during a deep dive.
Yes — that's the recommended approach. The Whole-School Programme programmes one PSHE workshop per half term across the year, with the Passport providing weekly follow-through. Ofsted-ready evidence built in.
Book individual workshops for specific PSHE gaps, or the Whole-School Programme for a coherent year-round provision. Take the free School Report first if you're not sure where to start.