Physical, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education and later Citizenship, is taught in all key stages to give your child the knowledge, understanding and social and practical skills to live a healthy and safe life as every child's wellbeing and personal development is of the utmost importance to us.

 

The government has introduced statutory changes in 2019 to ensure Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) along with Health Education is taught from the academic year 2020-2021. The guidance focuses on maintaining healthy relationships and keeping children safe as well as topics covering physical and mental health and safeguarding.

 

We encourage our parents to read our RSE policy below and view the curriculum plans entailed within:

RSE policy

RSE overview

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You can find more information from the DfE through the following links:

RSE Primary Schools Guide for Parents

RSE Secondary Schools Guide for Parents

RSE and health education: FAQs

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