The Eve Appeal is a partner of the Sex Education Forum and have devised an amazing resource #EducatingEve giving 10 tips on talking to your child about her body. As part of Gynae awareness month this gives useful information on how to approach educating children and young people about their bodies and increasing confidence in talking about our anatomy.
Read moreThis e-learning programme has been developed by a range of experts including experts by experience i.e. those people who have attempted to take their own lives and those bereaved and affected by suicide.
Read moreA series of KS 3 lessons is available via the PSHE organisation
Read moreEvery school will receive backing from the government on teaching pupils about same-sex relationships, the education secretary has said. Gavin Williamson said headteachers should be “able to teach about Britain as it is today”.
Read morePlay Like Share is a three-episode animated series (c. 6-7 minutes each) and accompanying resource pack which aims to help 8-10 year olds learn how to stay safe from sexual abuse, exploitation and other risks they might encounter online.
Read moreThis resource provides some helpful materials and encourages schools and colleges to reflect that if they want to make a success of promoting children’s mental health, this can only be achieved by giving staff wellbeing the consideration it deserves.
Read moreResearch shows that if parents and carers are actively involved in their children’s learning and activities at school, they will be more likely to thrive both in terms of academic performance and in their general wellbeing. This booklet has been developed to help schools explore interactive ways of supporting young people by engaging with parents and carers.
Read moreIn February of 2019 we invited schools pupils to use their knowledge and creativity to design a sugar smart healthy snack.
Read moreManchester Healthy Schools attended the Skills for Life launch at the ETIHAD stadium. Skills for Life is a new City Council initiative developed from the Curriculum for Life pilot project which young people voted for in the annual Make your Mark campaign.
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