Post date Title What is RSE and how is it relevant to social workers?Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) is learning about the emotional, social and physical aspects of growing up, relationships, sex, human sexualit…News20 May 2026Learn MoreHow can RSE support young people with SEND to be prepared for adulthood?What does it mean to be prepared for adulthood? Prepared to go off to uni, to live alone, to get a job, to meet a special someone or start a family?…SEN23 October 2025Learn MoreThe 2026 RSHE Guidance and teaching learners with SENDThe new RSHE guidance has been updated with a focus on teaching the knowledge and skills for healthy relationships in a digitally orientated world a…SEN6 October 2025Learn MoreHow can RSE support young people with SEND to be prepared for adulthood?What does it mean to be prepared for adulthood? Prepared to go off to uni, to live alone, to get a job, to meet a special someone or start a family?…Blog24 October 2024Learn MoreWhat the draft Government RSHE guidance means and what nextSex Education Forum Chief Executive, Lucy Emmerson explains what the Department for Education’s draft RSHE guidance means for educators and what�…Blog20 May 2024Learn MoreYoung people are calling to protect LGBT inclusion in Relationships Education - and we must listenTwo duelling petitions on whether or not LGBT content should be included in relationships, sex, and health education (RSHE) have made it to Parliame…LGBT18 March 2024Learn MoreAnswering tricky questionsPicture the scene: You're teaching about the changing adolescent body and a Year 5 child asks, “How are babies made?” Questions like these c…News21 February 2024Learn MoreInnovative new project to train up foster carers on RSEOn World Care Day 2024, Sex Education Forum are excited to announce the launch of a new project that will develop and deliver Relationships and Sex…News9 February 2024Learn MoreWhy is it so important to start teaching about consent and privacy with key stage 1 children? Women’s Aid recently carried out research, surveying both young adults (18-24 years old) and school-aged children (KS2-4) on their understanding o…News25 January 2024Learn MoreSex Education Forum partners with Make It MandatorySex Education Forum and youth-led organization Make it Mandatory are delighted to announce the formation of a brand new partnership for 2024. Our co…News15 January 2024Learn MoreChoosing and using RSE resources – 12 top tipsHow, as educators, do you know which RSE resources to use? Here are our top tips for choosing and using resources.News14 November 2023Learn MoreWhy should high priority be given to SEND learners in the RSHE review? Disabled children are almost three times more likely to experience sexual violence than non-disabled children. People with learning disabilities are…News28 September 2023Learn More Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 next › Last
