Global Citizenship

Global Citizenship is an important part of Golborne High School’s Personal Development (PD) provision.

Global Citizenship is taught in all years at Golborne High School, and comprises Citizenship, PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic education), Relationship and Sex Education and for KS4, statutory Religious Studies.

In Years 7 to 9, the Global Citizenship curriculum allows pupils to become more informed about the world around them. Pupils explore their place in our community and the wider world and how to be responsible, thoughtful and kind members of society. PSHRE also helps our pupils to be safe, healthy and prepared for life's opportunities, and to decide for themselves what their ambitions will be. They will discuss important topics such as family and friendships, puberty, positive mental health, the risks of gambling, consent and many more throughout KS3.

At Key Stage 4, the Global Citizenship curriculum ensures our young people are well-informed about their health and wellbeing, the development of their own personal ethics and their understanding of the world around them. This essential subject covers matters such as careers, finance, relationships and mental wellbeing, ensuring every pupil at Golborne High School is fully prepared for a healthy and independent life when they leave our school.