The review highlights key areas of importance for teachers of personal, social and health education (PSHE) to consider, as parents often do not feel equipped to help their children. This is compounded by a risk-averse culture where parents are inclined to keep their children indoors. The report says: "While children are confident with technology, they are still developing critical evaluation skills and need our help to make wise decisions."
The PSHE: Personal Wellbeing curriculum can have a major impact on children and young people's understanding of the key concept of risk. It is an important part of everyday life, as having the confidence to take risks is essential to enjoying and learning in life. However, the ability to recognise, assess and manage risk is essential to safety.
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