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Building Relationships | PSHE Unit (KS3/KS4) – Self-Worth, Friendships, Romance & Respect
This ready-to-teach PSHE unit focuses on helping young people develop self-worth, healthy friendships, romantic relationships, and mutual respect. It encourages students to build emotional resilience, understand consent, and reflect on personal boundaries—both offline and online.
Designed to align with the Relationships theme for Spring 2 in the PSHE Association’s Secondary Thematic Model Programme Builder, this unit supports schools in delivering inclusive, engaging, and Ofsted-ready lessons.

✅ What’s Included:
• 7 Editable PowerPoint Lesson Packs
• Student Worksheets (where applicable)
• Mindfulness and Wellbeing Activities
• Assessment Tasks & Confidence Checkers
• Embedded Media & Engaging Slides
• Clear Teacher Guidance
• Fully mapped to PSHE Association & DfE Statutory Guidance

💬 Lesson Topics:
☞ Exploring British Values
☞ Enterprise and Employability Skills
☞ Careers Exploration and Job Research
☞ Careers and Your Future
☞ Breaking Down Stereotypes
☞ Personal Qualities and Skills
☞ Bonus Quiz: Careers, Qualities & Skills

🎯 Learning Objectives:
Students will learn:
• How to build and protect their self-esteem
• The foundations of respectful, healthy relationships
• How to spot and respond to toxic or controlling behaviours
• How to communicate consent and understand personal boundaries
• To challenge stereotypes and media-driven relationship myths
• To develop emotional awareness in friendships and romantic settings

Curriculum Coverage
This unit supports all three PSHE core themes:
🧠 Health & Wellbeing
💬 Relationships
🌍 Living in the Wider World
Mapped to Programme of Study references: H1, R2, R9, R11, R13, R14, R16, R24
Fully compliant with the DfE’s statutory guidance for Health and RSE.

Why Choose Cre8tive Curriculum?
At Cre8tive Curriculum, we’re passionate about supporting teachers with high-quality, ready-to-use PSHE resources. Every lesson is designed to promote inclusive, reflective and meaningful discussion—perfect for meeting inspection standards and enhancing your school’s personal development offer.