Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Health Education
Statutory guidance on relationships education, relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education can be found here. The guidance details the content schools are required to teach to their children.
Parents retain the right to withdraw their children from sex education, but not relationships education.
Schools are required to consult parents when they are reviewing their Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Health Education Policy. This consultation will begin shortly and all parents will be written to explaining how they can contribute to the consultation.
Previously the school has chosen to use Heartsmart to deliver this area of the curriculum. However, from September 2026 when the latest statutory changes come into force the school will be changing it's curriculum provider. We are making this change as Heartsmart will no longer be complient with the DfE statutory guidance.
Our work on children's mental health which supports RHSE (relationships, health and sex education) can be found here.
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| Relationships Health and Sex Education Policy Summer 2025.pdf | |||
Should you wish to understand more about our relationships, health and sex education curriculum please email the school office.