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Dear Teachers In May, the government published proposed changes to the statutory RSHE Guidance. The proposed new guidance is now out for consultation. The consultation closes Thursday 11 July & Labour government needs feedback The new government needs feedback to decide how to take things forward. Proposed secondary school changes are worse for children, parents and teachers The proposals: Makes RSHE HARDER and more COMPLEX for teachers: The proposed changes remove flexibility, sometimes contradict other guidance and are likely to increase teachers’ workload. Present parents and scho ..read more

Dear Teachers In May, the government published proposed changes to the statutory RSHE Guidance. The proposed new guidance is now out for consultation. The consultation closes on Thursday 11 July. With the election taking place on 4 July, it will be up to the next government to decide how to take things forward. Proposed primacy school changes are worse for children, parents and teachers The proposals: Makes RSHE HARDER and more COMPLEX for teachers: The proposed changes remove flexibility, sometimes contradict other guidance and are likely to increase teachers’ workload. Present parents ..read more

The Debate: House of Lords: Short debate: Current level of sexual and reproductive healthcare provision in England and the case for a workforce plan – Tuesday 19 March 2024. Baroness Barker to ask His Majesty’s Government what assessment they have made of the current level of provision for sexual and reproductive healthcare in England and the case for a workforce plan in this sector. A Big Thank You FPA would like to say a big thank you to Lord Hunt for his important calls to save the Sexwise.org.uk website. We would also like to say thank you to Baroness Barker for bringing this critical d ..read more

In a world where online interactions can’t be avoided and children as young as primary age are navigating the internet, it is essential to educate children on the benefits and dangers associated with being online. What key stages? Lower Key Stage 2 (LKS2) and Upper Key Stage 2 (UKS2). They must be taught the importance of being respected, reporting any bullying, the rules to staying safe and interpreting online behaviour. Online Relationship lesson plans for Lower Key Stage 2 (LKS2) and Upper Key stage 2 (UKS2), those aged 5-11 are a crucial element of safeguarding young people. The abil ..read more