the Human Values Foundation

is  a new course from the Human Values Foundation for 12+ year olds.

 

It helps pupils develop a healthy life style, good relationships, a caring attitude, confidence and responsibility.

The core values of Truth, Love, Peace, Right Action and Non-violence, together with related values, which are essential components of the Education in Human Values programme for Primary Schools, are carried into the Social and Emotional Education programme with a more mature approach appropriate for this sophisticated age group. 

This course is specifically designed to encourage discussion, debate and dialogue about the challenges of life and how to manage them.  A key element of this new programme is a Forum in which students can discuss their emotions and feelings about the lesson’s theme.  By doing so, they:

 

 

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Registered office: The Coach House, Salisbury Road, Horsham, West Sussex RH13 0AJ
Registered in England, No. 3089834.
Human Values Foundation is a registered charity, No. 1048755.

Contact us:

Tel:        +44 (0) 1460 52499

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Social and Emotional Education (SEE)

Teaching Values and Citizenship in our schools

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These are important life skills and qualities for any person, whether they are young or old, to develop.

The Social and Emotional Education programme comprises of a comprehensive Teacher’s Manual and is accompanied by detailed Lesson Plans which are full of illustrative activities such as: group exercises, quizzes, role plays, suggestions for related projects and areas for further exploration (within the school or set as homework).

· learn about themselves.  They explore how their feelings and emotions influence their behaviour and how their behaviour in turn, affects their world around them

· learn how to express feelings and emotions in response to the sometimes challenging issues they experience in life.  Many of these issues are raised and explored positively in the SEE programme, covering subject titles as “Bravery and courage”, “The power to choose” and “Forgiveness”.

· learn how to listen to the feelings and emotions of others, creating a sense of  unity, developing compassion and understanding towards others and building empathy.

Every child matters