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The Jigsaw 3-12 mapping and progression documents show how pupils develop their knowledge and understanding about the topics discussed in the classroom as well as their social and emotional learning throughout Jigsaw. Rich and varied resources for equipping children with the skills to lead happy and healthy lives as emotionally intelligent individuals Children are taught to know their own minds, to operate from a position of self-awareness and self-valuing, and to develop the capacity to empathise with others. Children develop the skills and confidence in Jigsaw to have respectful discussions around sensitive subjects, and in upper KS2 this includes lessons around topics such as belonging, peer pressure, changing relationships and gangs, which can be built upon in more specific lessons when they reach secondary school.
These resources have been created by a team with an overwhelming passion for the mental health of children and how children learn.
Yes. Jigsaw starts to include teaching and learning about online safety from Age 6-7yrs, which builds on earlier learning about what makes a good friendship, how to treat others with respect and kindness and what to do if you feel unsafe and might need help. There are two mapping documents: one showing how each Puzzle contributes overall, and the other demonstrating how each individual lesson contributes. Run by volunteers, U3A it gives you the chance to do, play or learn something you may never have done before, or something you haven't considered. The expectations set out in the Curriculum for Excellence for Health and Wellbeing are comprehensively covered through Jigsaw’s spiral curriculum, with mindfulness philosophy and practice woven throughout making Jigsaw is a unique, progressive and effective scheme of work for this area of the curriculum.
At Jigsaw we highly value these aspects of children’s development and believe that Jigsaw enhances each of them. We have mapped SMSC across each Puzzle and across each year group to ensure balanced coverage. Jigsaw values teachers’ professional judgement and knowledge of how to best support the pupils in their classrooms. We ensure that our programme has all the content and support that a busy teacher needs to deliver high quality PSHE for all the children in the classroom, whatever the topic or political climate. ARRAffinity cookie is set by Azure app service, and allows the service to choose the right instance established by a user to deliver subsequent requests made by that user. You are looking for an inclusive, progressive, age-appropriate whole- school development tool that is comprehensive and completely original for building an impressive range of social and emotional skills and boosting the positive mental health of children. LinksOfsted has stated that schools and colleges should be safe environments where children and young people can learn. Put simply, Jigsaw helps to teach children about the keeping themselves safe and promotes an ethos in school that strongly supports keeping children safe in many diverse situations. These journals can move through the school with pupils for them to see their own progress, and also be used to help teachers carry out a summative assessment. Our Celebrating Difference Puzzle in the Autumn term truly looks at the diversity in our local and wider communities and the benefits that this brings to us all. Within this, there are also lessons looking at what bullying is, why it happens, and how we can all behave in a way that supports each other, including the pros and cons of peer influence, how to say no, where to go for help and how to support others.
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