Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) forms part of our wider Personal, Social, Health and Economic education (PSHE) programme.
Pupils learn about healthy relationships, personal boundaries, consent, physical and emotional wellbeing, online safety and seeking help. The wider programme also supports financial understanding, community participation and preparation for adulthood.
Learning is planned around pupils’ ages and developmental needs. We use clear vocabulary, supported discussion and practical scenarios to help pupils understand important ideas and apply them safely. Key messages are revisited so that knowledge develops over time.
Teaching promotes respect for different people, families and experiences. Pupils learn how to recognise unsafe situations, communicate concerns and identify trusted adults.
We work with families and welcome questions about the curriculum and teaching materials. Please contact the school if you would like to discuss a topic or your child’s individual needs.
Our RSHE Policy provides further information about delivery, parental involvement and requests concerning sex education.