Build confidence in delivering primary Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) while ensuring your curriculum meets statutory requirements.
It is a statutory requirement for all primary schools to deliver Relationships Education and Health Education in line with current guidance. This practical and supportive course will help schools strengthen their approach to Relationships and Sex Education (RSE), ensuring staff feel confident teaching sensitive topics such as puberty, reproduction and healthy relationships. The session will explore effective teaching approaches, creating safe learning environments, responding to pupil questions and using appropriate vocabulary and resources.
Details
This course is aimed at PSHE Leads, teachers, leaders and support staff working within primary school settings. It is designed to increase confidence in planning and delivering high-quality Relationships and Sex Education lessons in line with statutory guidance. The session will provide practical ideas, opportunities for discussion and guidance on managing sensitive topics within the classroom. Delegates will also have the opportunity to reflect on their current provision, share good practice and explore resources to support teaching and learning. Feedback from previous delegates: "I now have many more ideas on engaging, appropriate activities to follow up learning with. Lots of information to take back to school to update policies etc." "Lots of practical ideas as well as the opportunity to share ideas and discuss lesson ideas." "The course provider was very informative and offered some excellent and relevant advice."
Outcome
By the end of the session, participants will have: - Increased confidence in teaching sensitive aspects of Relationships and Sex Education, including puberty and reproduction - Explored strategies for creating a safe and supportive learning environment through the use of ground rules and non-negotiables - Developed confidence in responding to awkward, sensitive or personal questions from pupils - Considered approaches to introducing and consistently using agreed vocabulary within RSE lessons - Increased their understanding of the statutory guidance and legal requirements relating to Relationships and Sex Education - Explored a range of resources to support the teaching of puberty, reproduction and healthy relationships - Had opportunities to discuss concerns, share practice and identify practical strategies to support delivery within their own setting