PSHE Lessons in Year 2: Wellbeing and RSE Scheme of Work
The PSHE Year 2 curriculum from Muse Wellbeing builds on early social and emotional learning from Year 1. Pupils explore fairness, cooperation and kindness through stories, group challenges and reflection. Each lesson supports national PSHE and RSE guidance and helps children grow confidence, empathy and responsibility in daily school life. Teachers guide choices and set routines to help classes work well together.
Frequently asked questions
What do children learn in PSHE Year 2?
Pupils learn fairness, cooperation and respect through stories, games and class projects. They explore emotions and practise kindness to build empathy, friendship and positive behaviour across school life.
Does PSHE Year 2 include RSE and wellbeing lessons?
Yes. The RSE Year 2 curriculum introduces caring friendships, personal space and healthy habits. Pupils learn to share feelings safely and show respect in simple everyday situations.
How does PSHE Year 2 link to the national curriculum?
Muse Wellbeing lessons follow national PSHE and RSE guidance. Topics meet required learning goals for health, relationships and wellbeing, supporting confident and consistent teaching.
What topics are covered in PSHE Year 2?
Themes include teamwork, honesty, fairness, safety and celebrating difference. Each topic helps pupils manage emotions and understand the importance of respectful communication.
How does PSHE Year 2 support friendships?
Through class discussions and group tasks pupils learn to cooperate, share and listen. These activities strengthen relationships and build trust in and beyond the classroom.
Are there ready-to-use PSHE Year 2 lesson plans?
Yes. Teachers can download detailed Year 2 PSHE lesson plans and slides from Muse Wellbeing, making it simple to deliver engaging lessons that promote wellbeing and growth.
How does PSHE Year 2 prepare pupils for Key Stage 2?
Lessons encourage independence, empathy and problem solving. Pupils gain social skills and confidence that help them adapt easily to new routines and expectations in Year 3.

