Fully-funded training and resources from the DfE to help you teach statutory RSHE

Teaching statutory RSHE this term

The law requires schools to provide some relationships and health education to all primary age pupils and some relationships, sex and health education to all secondary age pupils in the remainder of this academic year. Schools should prioritise RSHE content based on the needs of their pupils, with attention to the importance of positive relationships, as well as mental and physical health.

DfE fully funded training to help you plan and teach statutory RSHE!

This training from the DfE incorporates the materials announced by the DfE on 7 June 2020 onwards, personalises them to boroughs and brings them to life and will support staff in schools to be able to cascade the training and embed it more securely in their schools. Training includes live sessions on:

• Knowing the context of your area
• Working well with your community

There are also pre-recorded modules on:

• Curriculum planning
• Wellbeing
• Adolescent body and first aid
• Drugs, alcohol and tobacco
• Health and prevention, physical health and fitness and healthy eating
• Internet safety and harm, being safe online, relationships and media
• Caring relationships and families

Please see attached flyer for more information and how to book places.

Water Safety Education as part of RSHE

Schools are encouraged to build on the core statutory RSHE content with additional relevant themes to meet the needs of their community. Given our locality, water safety is likely to be an additional feature. The RNLI have produced free education resource packs for water safety to include lesson plans, assembly videos and posters, including multi-lingual versions suitable for each key stage, to help schools teach children and young people about how to keep safe in on or around water. These can be accessed on the RNLI website.

Further RSHE support for your school

We are passionate about supporting schools to extend beyond compliance and deliver the highest-quality, evidence-based and effective teaching of RSHE. We have a flexible programme of fully subsidised and subsidised training, curriculum resources and strategic framework tools to ensure you are equipped with everything you need to promote the safeguarding, health and happiness of your pupils, ensuring they are positioned to take full advantage of the personal, social and academic opportunities available to them. Available for all Primary and Secondary schools.

Fully funded tools, briefings and resources:

• RSHE Surgery : 15 June 21, 16.00-17.00, MS Teams webinar - all phases welcome
• Compliance Calculator
• RSHE briefing
• RSHE SEND briefing
• RSHE Solution Bulletins
• Whole School Action Plan
• Managing my moments resource
• RSHE guidance on supporting Year 7 pupils
• Top Tips for Talking to your Child about Tricky Things...
• Springing into Statutory RSHE - update and top tips Feb 2021

Resources and toolkits:

• RSE Solution Resources
• RSHE Support Package Embedding Effective RSHE Toolkits

All available to view at www.educatorsolutions.org.uk/rse.

I have some questions... No problem, we are here to help

Josie Rayner-Wells, National RSHE and Inclusion Adviser and our experienced team are here to help you provide the best education possible. We will be happy to answer your questions and/or discuss your bespoke needs.

Please email us at rseenquiry@educatorsolutions.org.uk or call 01603 307710.