RSE Day and Norwich Schools Pride 2024

You are warmly invited to join Nottingham City Council and schools across the country as they celebrate this fantastic event on June 27th, 2024.

RSE Day is a time to celebrate excellent Relationships, Sex and Health Education that promotes the wellbeing of, and safeguards, children, and young people. Good quality RSHE needs to happen all year round, with a planned curriculum, in line with the DfE statutory framework, but 27th June is an opportunity to celebrate, raise awareness and share what you are doing with others.

The theme for RSE Day 2024 is 'Embracing Change'.

Norwich Pride Schools Week 2024 is from Monday 24th to Friday 28th June. The week is an opportunity for schools across Norfolk to join in the Norwich Pride celebrations during the school-term.

Norwich Pride believe that schools should be places where every child and young person can be safe and be proud to be themselves. They will be co-producing a range of resources with young LGBT+ people that can be used in lessons and form-time activities.

Use this exciting event to promote inclusion and equality within your school and develop sustainable whole-school improvement.

Whether you have limited time, and just need some posters and assembly ideas, or you are looking to launch a whole-school approach with pupils empowered to lead, we have something for you!

You will be able to access our Padlet of resources, with everything you need at your fingertips!

Join our twilight webinar on Tuesday 21st May 2024 for lots of ideas and support to use the resources to achieve maximum impact.

Attendance will enable delegates to:

• Learn more about RSE Day and Norwich Schools Pride 2024, including how this links to guidance and legislation, including equalities and British Values.
• Be able to measure and evidence impact towards whole-school improvement and Ofsted judgements.
• Access a Padlet of pre-prepared resources, that can be used as standalone activities, or to develop a whole-school approach.
• Know how to identify and provide targeted support to children, young people and their families.

All our content is suitable for primary and secondary schools.

If you have celebrated this event previously, or have some ideas to share with other schools, please contact us so we can practice share this as widely as possible, making the biggest difference possible to all our Norfolk children and young people.

If you have any questions, please contact sendandinclusiontraining@norfolk.gov.uk