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What Should Schools Know About the Revised RSHE Guidance?

The Department for Education's revised statutory RSHE guidance came into effect on 1st September 2026. The updated guidance places emphasis on a number of important areas. 

  • healthy and respectful relationships
  • consent, boundaries and recognising harmful behaviours
  • online safety, privacy and age restrictions
  • mental health and emotional wellbeing, including loneliness, grief and loss
  • misogyny, violence against women and girls, and related safeguarding concerns
  • the impact of pornography and harmful online content
  • personal safety, including road, rail and water safety
  • artificial intelligence (AI), deepfakes and emerging online risks
  • respect for diversity and understanding different families and relationships
Alongside statutory RSHE, a wider PSHE curriculum also supports students' economic wellbeing, careers education, mental health sessions, helps students develop resilience, empathy, and healthy choices. It plays a vital role in preparing young people for life beyond school. Providing students with the knowledge, understanding and skills they need to make informed decisions.
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Anti-Bullying Week | November 2026

Anti-Bullying Week from 10-14 November 2026 focuses on preventing bullying and promoting kindness in schools. Specialist workshops led by experts help PSHE classes explore empathy, resilience and positive relationships through drama, discussions and group activities. Many UK providers offer in-school sessions or venue-based days that tackle the topic constructively without being too heavy. These experiences fit PSHE and wellbeing goals, giving pupils tools to stand up and support each other and undertake honest conversations. There are plenty of workshop ideas below to support Anti-Bullying Week in 2026.

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Finding high quality PSHE lessons outside the classroom can be a challenge for teachers, but there are some fantastic workshops available and you can choose whether you wish to travel to visit an education provider, or have a PSHE specialist visit your school to run a tailor made workshop.  Below we have listed a selection of our favourite PSHE venues and providers, but if you would like us to find you something closer to your school, please fill out the short enquiry form.

Whether you take a trip or have someone come to you, your class will enjoy an interactive learning experience; which is key for their understanding of many unique PSHE topics.

Find a school trip or workshop for the following PSHE topics: Anti-bullying, Diversity and Inclusion, Drug and alcohol awareness, Gangs Awareness, Health and Social Care, Healthy eating, Healthy Living, Mental health and awareness, Morality, Online Safety, People who help us, Personal development, Right and Wrong, RSHE Relationships and sex education, Student resilience, Teamwork and resilience, Transition Days, Wellbeing education, and more.

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Popular school trip November 2026 !

Rock Up Walton on Thames

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Rock Up is the perfect destination for PSHE trips, offering an engaging environment where students can develop essential life skills. Our climbing walls and team activities promote resilience, confidence, communication, and problem-solving. With a focus on physical and mental well-being, Roc...

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Rock Up Meadowhall
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Rock Up is the perfect destination for PSHE trips, offering an engaging environment where students can develop essential life skills. Our climbing walls and team activities promote resilience,...
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Mental Health & Wellbeing Workshops
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OpenView Educations Mental Health and Wellbeing Workshops will... Reassure students that feeling worried and concerned about big life changes, can be a normal and natural response. Equip...
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Choose Respect (Anti-Bullying)
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As core members of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, we are proud to deliver dedicated primary school workshops around each year's Anti-Bullying Week theme. We use drama activities, guided role play and...
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Safer Internet Day Workshops
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Our online safety workshops encourage students to resolve conflicts positively, understand how and where they can access support. The workshops also explore online relationships and how we can cultivate positive interactions online.
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Online Safety: Into The Screen
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Exploring sensitive issues such as Online Safety can be tricky in a classroom setting. Our dynamic approach utilises the performing arts to deliver key messages in a safe, positive and fun...
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Rock Up Weston super-Mare
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Rock Up is the perfect destination for PSHE trips, offering an engaging environment where students can develop essential life skills. Our climbing walls and team activities promote resilience,...
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Boundaries, Respect & Assertiveness: Building Healthier Relationships
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Boundaries, Respect & Assertiveness is an interactive PSHE workshop helping pupils understand personal boundaries, communicate confidently and build healthier, more respectful relationships. Through...
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Rock Up Whiteley
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Rock Up is the perfect destination for PSHE trips, offering an engaging environment where students can develop essential life skills. Our climbing walls and team activities promote resilience,...
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Drug and Alcohol Awareness
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Eyes Open is a performance and workshop about drugs and alcohol for children in Year 6. The performance covers a range of legal and illegal drugs in a very child-centred way. Pupils watch the performance then take part in an interactive worksho
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Empire Windrush
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Problem solving and resilience are endemic in all of our workshops, but particularly in the STEAM orientated ones, like Bridge, Maths & Design, Shelters, Skyscrapers, Olympic Sculptures. Pupils working in teams and altogether are given instructions to follow under their own initiative
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Thornbridge Outdoors
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Residential experiences at Thornbridge Outdoors offer rich opportunities for character, personal, social, and emotional development. Pupils build self-confidence, learn to manage emotions, and develop...
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RESILIENCE: TRAINING FOR LIFE
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Resilience: Training for Life is an interactive PSHE workshop helping pupils build resilience, confidence, emotional awareness and practical strategies for dealing with setbacks, pressure and everyday...
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E-Safety Workshops online
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Our internet safety workshops support the learning outcomes in Education for a Connected World. They help students to develop digital resilience and to stay safe online.
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Digital Resilience: Thinking Clearly in an Online World
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Digital Resilience is an interactive PSHE workshop helping pupils navigate social media, online influence, digital pressure and misinformation with greater awareness, confidence and personal...
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CHOICES UNDER PRESSURE: DECISION-MAKING & PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
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Choices Under Pressure is an interactive PSHE workshop helping pupils understand peer pressure, make better decisions and take greater responsibility for their choices. Through realistic scenarios,...
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Mindfulness Series
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During the course of the workshop day, our drama facilitator will guide your class through a variety of Mindfulness techniques that can be used both at home and in the classroom.
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Anti-Bullying Workshops
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The focus of our anti bullying workshops is to equip students with the skills to deal with bullying situations and to support other students who may be experiencing bullying. Students will learn...
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Wellbeing Workshops
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Our children have faced enormous challenges over the last two years, and we want to help and support every one of them to achieve their potential by increasing their wellbeing. Working creatively...
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Anti-Bullying
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Bullying is an important aspect of any PSHE curriculum, and our workshops help schools explore what bullying looks like and the impact it has on people. The workshops helps children understand what bullying looks like and how to identify it - and how it differs from falling out with a friend.
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Rock Up Rushden Lakes
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Rock Up is the perfect destination for PSHE trips, offering an engaging environment where students can develop essential life skills. Our climbing walls and team activities promote resilience,...
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Practical PSHE School Trips - Teacher FAQ

Why take PSHE learning outside the classroom?
PSHE trips help students explore topics such as wellbeing, relationships, and personal development in real situations. Activities like team building, volunteering, or visiting community organisations allow pupils to practise communication, confidence, and decision making. These experiences often have a stronger impact than classroom discussions alone.

PSHE workshop at school or trip out - which works best?
Workshops at school are useful for structured discussions around sensitive topics such as relationships, mental health, or online safety (£150-£400). Trips to adventure centres or community organisations give pupils opportunities to apply these skills in practical settings. Many schools combine both approaches.

Free PSHE experiences available?
Yes. Local parks can be used for wellbeing walks, outdoor learning, or mindfulness sessions. Community centres and charities sometimes offer free talks or educational sessions. Some wellbeing events and youth programmes are also free for schools to attend.

Top 10 PSHE school trips teachers recommend (2027 check):

1. Adventure activity centres (team building and confidence)
2. People's History Museum, Manchester (rights and social change)
3. In-school wellbeing workshops
4. Eden Project, Cornwall (environmental responsibility)
5. National Justice Museum, Nottingham (law and choices)
6. RSPB nature reserves (wellbeing and nature connection)
7. Local charities or community groups (volunteering)
8. Educational theatre performances (relationships and social issues)
9. Sports centres (health and physical wellbeing)
10. Mindfulness or outdoor wellbeing retreats

PSHE trips for SEND pupils - what helps?
Many activity centres offer adapted programmes and accessible facilities. Workshops can provide calm spaces and structured activities for pupils with anxiety or sensory needs. Using flexible schedules and allowing extra support helps ensure all pupils can take part.

Typical cost for PSHE trips:
- Free parks plus travel: £2-£8 per child
- Activity centres: £5-£15 entry
- Workshops: £150-£400
- Residential wellbeing programmes: £100-£220 per child

Some PSHE learning activities may be subsidised through community organisations or youth programmes.

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5 PSHE Workshop Ideas to Inspire Confidence and Compassion in Students

PSHE helps young people build essential life skills such as emotional regulation, healthy relationships, and responsible decision making. A school visit offers a dynamic and engaging way to bring these topics to...

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