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Iain Ramsay

Curriculum for Excellence

Health and Wellbeing Team LeaderLearning and Teaching Scotland

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Direction of travel

From health promoting schools, Being Well Doing Well, the 5 -14 Health

Education curriculum, PSD guidance

To embedding health and wellbeing in Curriculum for Excellence

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HWB Team in LTS supports

• Guidance for HPN Scotland Act

• CfE HWB implementation

• Online services and use of Glow

• Resource development

• CPD Find and CPD Reflect

• Network development and partnerships

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HWB Team liaises with curricular areas

• Languages • Mathematics• Health and wellbeing• Science• Social studies• Expressive arts• Technologies• Religious and moral education

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HWB Team contributes to other work streams

• Early years• Inclusion and equality• Literacy, numeracy• Parental involvement• Personal Support• More choices more chances• Outdoor learning• Enterprise

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HWB team members have specific areas of focus in relation to

• mental, emotional, social and physical health• planning for choices and changes• physical education, physical activity and sport• food and health• substance misuse• relationships, sexual health and parenthood

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Health and Wellbeing is…

• A whole school issue

• Everyone’s responsibility

• About being well to do well

• Engagement, achievement, attainment

• Health enhancing ethos

• About partnerships and relevance to young people and communities

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Health and WellbeingKey Messages

• Building on past success

• Identifying areas for future sustainabledevelopment with partners within CfE

• Being clear about context, outcomes, roles

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Curriculum for Excellence

Iain Ramsayi.ramsay@LTScotland.org.uk