In June 2019, the government published statutory guidance on Relationship & Sex Education (RSE), Relationships Education (RE) and Health Education (HE). The guidance covers a range of issues to make sure education prepares children/young people for life in the 21st Century. Schools are now being encouraged to begin updating their PSHE provision with RE/RSE & HE to be mandatory in all schools by September 2020.
The Secondary RSE guidance is split into five key themes:
Respectful relationships, including friendships
Intimate and sexual relationships, including sexual health
This page aims to support schools in exploring potential resources for the delivery of Secondary RSE.
Schools/colleges should explore resources in detail before using with pupils/students and should take into account; validity,age appropriateness and suitability.
This page aims to support schools in exploring potential resources for the delivery of Secondary RSE. Schools/colleges should explore resources in detail before using with pupils/students and should take into account; validity,age appropriateness and suitability.
Secondary RSE - Respectful relationships including friendships
Relationships and consent
Break the silence - stop the violence - secondary school resource
Rise Above: forming positive relationships lesson plans
Healthy relationships and consent: key messages for young people
Exploring relationships with young people with SEND
MEDWAY PUBLIC HEALTH Secondary PSHE education - relationships and sex education.
PSHE Association: Guidance for teaching about consent in PSHE education
It's Not OK: teaching resources about positive relationships, NSPCC
Making sense of relationships, NSPCC
AGENDA: Promoting positive relationships in schools and communities
Bullying
Barnardos Positive Identities Resource Pack
Rise Above: Bullying and Cyberbullying Resource
Cyberbullying Resources for 11-18s, UK Safer Internet
Stop, Speak Support cyberbullying school pack
Managing Risk
CHILDNET INTERNATIONAL: Crossing the Line
Gangs managing risks and staying safe
Please note: The information and materials that this page contains are provided in good faith. All information and materials are for your general information/use only and do not constitute any advice or recommendation. Leeds City Council does not guarantee the accuracy or validity of the information and materials contained on this page/website, nor does it guarantee the quality or fitness for purposes of any resources/services provided by any third party. To avoid doubt, no liability is accepted in this regard.
