Philosophy for learning

Philosophy For Learning (P4L) at Shotton Hall covers Religious Education, Citizenship, PSHE and RSE (please see separate subject pages for further information). All subjects aid in personal development and support an understanding of the spiritual, moral, social & cultural questions that surface within society.

Curriculum information

Year	Autumn	Spring	Summer
7	Rights and Responsibilities (Citizenship/RE/PSHE)	Christianity (RE) Healthy Relationships (PSHE/RSE)	Sikhism (RE)
8	Money and Work (PSHE/Citizenship) Islam (RE)	Islam (RE) Healthy Lifestyles (PSHE/RSE)	Moral Decisions (RE/PSHE/Citizenship) Social Justice (RE/PSHE/Citizenship) Personal Safety (PSHE)
9	Democracy (Citizenship/RE) Planning ahead (PSHE) Philosophical Questions (RE/PSHE) RSE	Mental Wellbeing and Heath Prevention (PSHE) RSE	Ethics: Big Questions (RE/PSHE) RSE
10 Non GCSE Entry Level	Prejudice and Discrimination (RE/PSHE) Drugs and Alcohol (PSHE) RSE	Finance (PSHE/Citizenship) Contentious Issues in the Modern World (PSHE) RSE	Religious Festivals and Celebrations (RE) Crime and Social influence (Citizenship/PSHE) RSE
11 Non GCSE	Next Steps (Citizenship/PSHE) Challenges for religion (RE) RSE	Mental Health and Wellbeing (PSHE) Relationships and Families (RE/PSHE) Peace and Conflict (RE) RSE
10 GCSE RE AQA	Christian Beliefs, Teachings and Practices RSE	Islam Beliefs, Teachings and Practices RSE	Thematic Studies: Relationships and Families
11 GCSE RE AQA	Thematic Studies: Religion and Life Religion, peace and conflict RSE	Thematic Studies: Religion, crime and punishment. RSE
10 GCSE Citizenship AQA	Life in Modern Britain RSE	Politics and Participation RSE	Active Citizenship RSE
11 GCSE Citizenship AQA	Rights and Responsibilities RSE	Revision

I find it interesting learning about the different things that people believe in that I haven’t necessarily thought about myself.

Year 10 student