Relationships and Sex Education (RSE)
An Introduction to Gender & Sexual Orientation
1 - 1.5 hours (in-house or online)
Online-or-Face-to-face
Our aim is for schools to ensure good-quality, ageappropriate RSE is available to all children and young people. We aim to increase teachers’ confidence in the delivery of RSE in the classroom through the provision of quality assured training and resources.
Manchester Healthy Schools is committed to ensuring goodquality, age-appropriate RSE is available to all children and young people across the city.
Training is offered to schools to ensure good quality, age appropriate RSE to all children and young people. The training aims to increase teachers’ confidence in the delivery of RSE in the classroom.
Training is delivered in a practical manner to enable participants to experience the curriculum through experiential learning.
Our universal training is available for all schools that have completed the Health Check.
Schools that have prioritised RSE this year will have access to a wider selection of ‘in-house’ training and support to ensure that they are able to make significant progress in this area.
Please find a full list of training available to support the development of RSE education below.
For more information please contact cat.chester@mft.nhs.uk
We offer bespoke training courses. Please contact us for more information
A range of resources, including lesson plans and activity ideas, have been developed to enable you to deliver good quality RSE in school.
If you are signed up to Manchester Healthy Schools you can log in and download our I Matter curriculum and access further resources in RSE.
Schools not signed up to Manchester Healthy Schools can still access national reports and guidance which we hope will be useful to improve RSE and safeguarding in school.
If you are a school engaged with us we suggest that you log in prior to viewing resources so these can be recorded in your school dashboard.
If you are struggling to find resources around a related topic area, please do get in touch to let us know: cat.chester@mft.nhs.uk
The new statutory RSHE curriculum overview broken down into a helpful subject overview. For primary and secondary schools.
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