Awareness days and events
Training - Effective RSE for pupils with SEND
As part of our commitment to supporting high-quality relationships and sex education across all education settings, we are pleased to offer this specialist training session delivered by the PSHE Association. The session will provide practical guidance, evidence-based approaches and resources to help staff deliver effective RSE for pupils with SEND.
This course will explore the importance of PSHE education, including RSE, for pupils with SEND and strategies for delivery. It will support you to use the PSHE Association’s Planning Framework to tailor learning for your pupils’ needs, whilst meeting statutory requirements for RSHE.
You will have the opportunity to:
- Build confidence in tailoring your PSHE curriculum, using the Planning Framework for Pupils with SEND
- Explore safe and effective approaches, resources and activities designed for pupils with SEND
- Develop a SEND strategy for PSHE education, including statutory RSHE
You will come away with:
- Three hours of high quality, interactive training led by a PSHE Association Subject Specialist, the leading national experts in PSHE education
- A wealth of useful ideas, resources and materials to support design and delivery of PSHE for pupils with SEND in both mainstream and special school settings
To book on to this training, you can either register through the events section on your Healthy Me Dashboard or contact us via email at healthyme@northlincs.gov.uk
World Kindness Day
World Kindness Day is on 13 November 2026. This year 52 lives will be holding World Kindness Day virtual assemblies for primary schools on Friday 13th November. They will also be releasing a brand new activity pack for schools including ideas for how schools can celebrate world kindness day. To access the 52 resources and book on to the virtual assembly, click on the following link: World Kindness Day 2026 - 52 Lives
For more information on why kindness is good for wellbeing, click on the following link which will include an article published by the BBC: World Kindness Day 2026 - Why Kindness is good for wellbeing
National School Meals Week
National School Meals Week will start on November 9th till the 13th and 2026 marks 120 years of providing one of the most important meals of the day to millions of children across the UK. School lunches have and will always play a vital role in nurturing young people and support learning and development in the classroom. To find out more and explore the resources, click on the following link: National School Meals Week 2026
Anti-Bullying Week
Anti-Bullying Week will take place from Monday 16th to Friday 20th November with the theme: Break the Silence. The week will kick off with Odd Socks Day on Monday 16th, with adults and children being encouraged to wear odd socks to celebrate what makes us all unique. This year’s campaign will encourage children, young people and adults across the UK to start conversations about bullying, speak up, listen and take action together. For more information from the Anti-Bullying Alliance and how you can get involved, click on the following link: Anti-Bullying Week 2026 - Anti-Bullying Alliance
The BBC are also holding a 30 minute live lesson on Monday, 16 November at 11am. In the live lesson your class can take on challenges to help them recognise bullying behaviour, explore why people may stay silent and practise safe ways to speak up. For more information, click on the following link: Anti-Bullying Week 2026 - BBC Live Lesson
Road Safety Week
Road safety week will take place from 15 to 21 November 2026. Road Safety Week is Brake's biggest road safety campaign. Every year, thousands of schools, organisations and communities get involved to share important road safety messages and join the call for safe roads for everyone. Brake have created a toolkit for educators to find out more about Road Safety Week and how to take part. To find out more and explore the resources, click on the following link: Road Safety Week 2026 - Brake