Relationships and Health Education Including Sex Education Relationships

Relationships and Health Education (Including Sex Education)

Relationships • Ways to build and maintain caring friendships • Anti-bullying • Families and people who care for me • Showing respect • E-safety • Being safe R HE Health Education • Ways to keep fit and healthy • Mental wellbeing: talking about our emotions including strategies to stay calm and happy • Healthy eating • Drugs, alcohol and tobacco • First aid • Puberty Conception (Year 6 only)

What is new? What hasn’t changed? • We have always taught this because these subjects will support all children to be happy, healthy and safe • Parents still have the right to withdraw their children from the sex education lessons (in year 6 there are 2 lessons that take place in the summer term which focus on teaching the year 6 pupils about conception), but they can’t withdraw their children from any other lessons

Relationships Education Families • • Healthy family life Diversity Marriage and civil partnerships Stable, caring relationships Caring Friendships • • Importance and characteristics of friendships Healthy friendships Ups and downs Who to trust

Respectful Relationships • Respecting others • Courtesy and manners • Self-respect • Anti-bullying • Stereotypes • Permission seeking

Online relationships Being safe