Our Personal Development curriculum helps students successfully access the wider curriculum and prepares them to be global citizens now and in their future roles, in a diverse and ever-changing society.
Cooperative Values
At Whalley Range 11-18 High School we actively promote the Cooperative values of self-help, self-responsibility, equality, solidarity, democracy and equity.Personal Development Journey
All students study the school’s Personal Development curriculum as a five-year journey, which gives them the knowledge, understanding and emotional resilience to play an active, positive and successful role in today’s modern Britain.
British Values
We actively promote values such as ‘mutual understanding and respect’ and equality between girls and promote values of democracy, respect and tolerance for all races, cultures, faiths and beliefs. This is lived out in the programmes of SMSC, assemblies and curriculum provision.
LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, plus other related identities)
At Whalley Range 11-18 High School we are committed to establishing a safe and welcoming environment, where everybody feels comfortable to be themselves.
Manchester United Foundation
We work in partnership with the MU Foundation to help engage and inspire our students to be fully prepared for their future lives.Relationships and Sex Education (RSE)
The Governors have agreed a Sex and Relationships Education Policy for our school and it is available upon request to the school. This forms part of each student’s curriculum.
Student Leadership
Student leadership lies at the heart of improving our school and to enable our students to realise their full potential.Contact Us
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Focus for Half Term 3
- Finances
- Employability skills
- Multicultural Britain
- Breaking down stereotypes
- Critical thinking and fake news
Useful Links
- Breaking stereotypes
- Employability skills
- Mental health myth busters
- Money matters
- Teenagers and money
- Why does fake news matter?
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