A commitment to an action plan for improving the standards of PSHE provision, what’s next for PSHE and SRE in your school?
Jane Lees, Sex Education Forum
New approaches to talk to children and young people at different ages about porn and how to challenge their perceptions of what is normal
Kate Daniels, Consultant & Teacher at PSHEeducation
Easy-to-implement staff training ideas to use in your school to ensure all staff are comfortable, equipped and confident to deliver high-impact SRE
Lesley de Meza, Consultant, Trainer and Writer at Lesley de Meza Ltd
New ways to openly discuss with students how porn can create unrealistic expectations of sex, negative attitudes towards women and affect body image
Take away a toolkit of resources to share with staff for use with KS3 and KS4 students
Donald Hawkley, Consultant, Former Head of PSHE
Practical resources and approaches to use when talking to young children about boundaries and their bodies to support the development of healthy relationships
Leave with an additional resource to share with parents and support learning at home
Polly Haste, Sex Education Forum
Resources to use in the classroom to effectively educate students about the law, boundaries and how to keep themselves safe
Plus, take away our top conversation starter resources to use in the classroom when getting students to think about consent
Claire Smith, Education Consultant
‘Give & Gain Wall’: Post what your school has found works and take away ideas from others!
Spotlight Session
13:05 - 13:20
"It’s just a bit better when you’re learning it for yourself rather than them just telling you" - How to make SRE more engaging and easier to teach with DO...
New techniques and strategies to talk to students about the risks of online relationships including exploitation and the dangers posed by radicalisation
Marilyn Hawes, Founder and CEO of Enough Abuse UK
A step-by-step guide to communicate, engage and educate parents on what SRE looks like in your primary school whilst being sensitive to cultural differences and beliefs
Take away a model SRE letter to share with parents and a customisable information leaflet
Ceri Seal, Designated Safe Guard Lead, Longleaze Primary School
New ideas and scenarios to use in the classroom to develop your students’ understanding of what healthy relationships look, sound and feel like and what to look out for in an unhealthy one
Plus, leave with a toolkit of ready-made lesson plans to share with staff for use with KS3 and KS4 students
Stephen de Silva, Education Consultant – PSHE & Pastoral Care
Learn how to discuss sexuality and diverse identity confidently in SRE: Understand the challenges your LGBT students face and ensure they are supported appropriately
Take away additional resources to share with your staff to support LGBT students
Andrew Moffat, Assistant Head Teacher, Parkfield Community School
Educating students about the dangers of sexting: Practical strategies to highlight the legal consequences and give your students the skills to manage the pressures to conform effectively
Leave with a clear guide on the law surrounding sending sexually explicit images to share with students
Kate Daniels, Consultant & Teacher at PSHEeducation
Equip staff with clear guidelines and the confidence to set ground rules, take ownership of their SRE lessons and know how to manage embarrassing and challenging questions
Plus, take away resources to share with staff to help respond to tricky questions
Know how to confidently discuss how sex and the body are portrayed in the media with different age groups and help tackle the growing sexualisation of children
Plus, take away resources to use in the classroom to increase student engagement and participation
Georgia Johnston, Child Protection, Safeguarding and External Provision Manager, Prendergast Ladywell School
