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.
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 bespoke or 'in-house' training and support to ensure that they are able to make significant progress in this area.
Please contact cat.chester@mft.nhs.uk for further details.
Please find a full list of training and resources available to support the development of RSE education below.
Manchester Healthy Schools is committed to ensuring good-quality, age-appropriate RSE is available to all children and young people across the city.
This course is designed for all school staff, as well as those that deliver RSE and can be delivered as a whole-school session. The session...
Read moreThis course seeks to give all staff the confidence in having those ‘difficult conversations’ with young people around relationships and sex....
Read moreThis mini-course is designed for KS2, KS3 & KS4 staff teaching the new statutory RSHE guidance which includes keeping children safe from...
Read moreAimed at primary staff delivering the new RSHE curriculum which includes Puberty education, this course will explore the statutory requireme...
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