As some of you may already be aware, Relationships and Sex Education (RSE), along with Health Education, will soon become a statutory part of the National Curriculum. This change was due to begin as of September 2020 but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools have been given longer to bring this into their curriculums.

Schools are required to consult with parents when developing and reviewing their policies for Relationships and (RSE), which will inform schools’ decisions on when and how certain content is covered. We would really appreciate it if parents could read through the policy and guidance and share your thoughts with us.

	RSE Information for Parents Booklet	[pdf 708KB]
	Relationship and Sex Education Letter July 2021	[pdf 171KB]
	Relationships Education Relationships and Sex Education RSE and Health Education 2020	[pdf 577KB]
	Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) Policy 2021	[pdf 225KB]