Chair’s introduction and welcome: With relationships & sex education becoming compulsory as of September 2019, what does the future look like and how should we adapt our practice
Lucy Emmerson, Coordinator, Sex Education Forum
Building staff confidence to teach challenging topics: Engage and equip non-specialist teachers with the skill and confidence to deliver RSE in a way that resonates with your students
Can your students identify the signs of an unhealthy relationship? How to open up meaning full classroom conversations about relationships with your students
Rebecca Jennings, Consultant, RAISE
Children’s understanding of online sexual content: Know how to create a healthy and positive experience when educating students about online sexual content
Kieren McCarthy, Executive Director, IFFOR
Gain proven methods to open up discussions with your students about the unrealistic expectations in pornography to enable them to develop healthy relationships
Take away a toolkit of activities for discussing pornography sensitively.
Learn how to talk to pupils about the level of access strangers have on social media to keep themselves safe from grooming and the dangers of the online world
Plus, gain access to our online terminology factsheet.
Understand the challenges facing LGBT students, how it can effect young people’s self-esteem and mental health and gain practical ways to support them whilst leading inclusive RSE
Take away a plan for challenging gender stereotypes in an inclusive RSE lesson.
Gemma Curtis, Head of Education, Diversity Role Models
Work with and engage parents in RSE, challenge their misconceptions of what their children learn about and ensure all pupils get access to this crucial area of education
Stephen de Silva, Consultant
Gain clear guidance on what to teach and when you should teach it and know how to link your RSE teaching with the KS3 & KS4 curriculum
Take away a pack of age appropriate topics to cover in secondary RSE lessons
Lesley de Meza, Consultant, Trainer and Writer at Lesley de Meza Ltd
Gain practical resources and new methods to age appropriately talk to students about consent and how to keep themselves safe
Plus, share our quiz to gauge students’ understanding of consent
Rebecca Jennings, Consultant, RAISE
Know how to embed relationships education early, talk to children about boundaries and their own bodies and ensure their comfortable in all relationships
Jan Lever, Creator & Director of Jigsaw, Jan Lever Education Consultancy and Training
Gain clear guidance on what you should be teaching and when you should teach it and develop a RSE programme that builds and develops throughout primary education
Take away a pack of age appropriate topics to cover in primary RSE lessons
Lynwen Jones, Health Education Consultant
Understand the legal implications of sexting and know how to work with your students’ to prevent sharing of indecent images
Plus, gain access to our guide to understanding how the law applies, and how you can get the message across
Leanne Sutheran
Know how to implement and deliver high-quality age appropriate RSE without undermining your faith and the core values of your school
Read our case study on a faith school that is teaching RSE well
Stephen de Silva, Consultant
