About PSHE Personal Education
Personal education is all about wellbeing and identity. These quizzes help children and young people recognise emotions, build self-esteem and learn simple strategies to cope with worries and negative feelings. The aim is to develop resilience and a healthy sense of self across primary and secondary school years.
Topics range from friendships and online safety to equality and consent. If you’re starting out, try Cyber Bullying – Age 7–11. Older learners can explore boundaries and respect in Sexual Consent – Age 11–14, understand rights and responsibilities in The Equality Act 2010 – Age 14–16, and consider healthy connections in Different Kinds of Relationship – Age 11–14.
Each quiz has 10 questions with instant feedback, making them ideal for short, regular sessions on desktop, tablet or mobile. Replaying a quiz after a day or two strengthens recall and helps embed positive habits for learning and wellbeing.
See the official Government guidance: Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “personal education” cover in PSHE?
It focuses on identity, emotions, self-esteem and relationships. Children learn how to recognise feelings, make safe choices and seek support when needed.
Are these quizzes appropriate for different age groups?
Yes. The section includes material for primary and secondary ages, with clear age guidance on each quiz page. Start with age-appropriate topics and progress as confidence grows.
How should my child use these quizzes?
Encourage short, regular sessions and revisit any tricky quiz after a couple of days. Little-and-often practice helps build understanding and embeds healthy learning routines.
Author: Finola Waller (Experienced Primary School Teacher and Co-Ordinator)
