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Every framework you're asked to evidence, covered in one weekly lesson.

PSHE, RSE, SMSC, British Values, Personal Development and Citizenship - mapped to a single resource, documented every term, and ready before your next inspection. Built for schools, colleges and secure settings across England - written for whoever has to prove it's working.

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PSHE & RSHE

PSHE is built into every VotesforSchools lesson & assembly, week on week. And our Primary Programme also ensures full coverage of statutory RSHE, in line with 2026 guidance.

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SMSC

Spiritual, moral, social and cultural development, in Ofsted's own terms. We make sure you're fully covered.

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British Values

Democracy, rule of law, liberty, respect and tolerance — in action, not on a poster.

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Personal Development

The EIF judgement that's hardest to evidence. A paper trail, every week.

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Citizenship

The National Curriculum's citizenship aims for key stages 3 and 4, delivered through the same weekly lesson your pupils already look forward to.

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Development of Character

Respect, curiosity and self-discipline, built through weekly debate.

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From a Safeguarding perspective:

Also need Prevent Duty or Keeping Children Safe in Education? Both live on our Safeguarding & Pastoral Care page, built for DSLs.

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A curriculum overview, issued every term

At the end of each term, your school receives a document mapping every lesson you've run to the frameworks above. It's the same paper trail governors ask for and inspectors ask to see — already written.

How schools use our evidence

What Ofsted say

"Pupils have an age-appropriate understanding of democracy... Pupils learn how to articulate their own opinion but also understand the importance of listening to what someone else has to say."

Packmoor Primary School

What Ofsted say

"Teachers encourage pupils to form opinions and debate issues such as equality and discrimination. This also includes discussions about democracy and tolerance."

Five Elms Primary School

What Ofsted say

"Leaders ensure that pupils develop an understanding of democracy, respect and other modern British values... Such debate enables pupils to express their views respectfully and have their voices heard."

Ashwood Academy

Impartiality

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VotesforSchools is committed to providing balanced, impartial, and thoroughly fact-checked resources to schools on a weekly basis.

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