A holistic, whole-school approach to PSHE and SMSC, embedded across the curriculum, will improve pupils' wellbeing and create a more positive learning environment.
Before we can help a child with autism come to terms with the bewildering world of sex and relationships, we need to find the right starting point, says Lynn McCann
For young people, online pornography is easily accessible and often hard to avoid. This lesson plan toolkit is useful for encouraging pupils at Key Stages 3 and 4 to think critically about porn and its impact; how does it differ from real-life intimacy?
How do you help children who have lived through severe trauma? Masa Al-kurdi offers her insight on teaching trauma recovery techniques to children through her experiences with Syrian refugees
Having a healthy body image can increase self-esteem, confidence and wellbeing. Judith Staff describes ways to talk to pupils about body image which promotes positive language and thinking
Are your students well informed about safe sex? Rebecca Jennings shares the fundamental facts that secondary school students should know about contraception and STIs
Faith schools can provide appropriate relationships and sex education without compromising their core values. Suzanne O'Connell finds out what one academy offers and why
When discussing sex, some pupils are still unclear about how the law might affect them. Rebecca Jennings explains how the law applies to sexual activity and consent
RSE is an important topic for young people to study, but one which can often be loaded with awkwardness and embarrassment for pupils and teachers alike. Vicky Fenlon suggests some responses and rules to follow
