Online Conference
     

Thank you to everyone who took part in the live sessions from Monday 1st December to Thursday 3rd November.

If you didn't attend the live sessions, you can still register for the conference to watch the recordings on-demand. The registration fee of £99.00 +VAT (£118.80) will give you access to the recordings for all of the sessions for three months from the live conference date.

In September 2020, schools in England began delivery of statutory Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE). This event supports and shares best practice in primary and secondary schools delivering the new statutory curriculum, offering a range of practical advice, ideas and guidance that schools can adopt and adapt for their own circumstances.

We hear from RSE, PSHE and wellbeing experts, including schools, about what is expected and required under the statutory guidance and the early lessons learned from delivery since September. Pupil wellbeing and good mental health is also be a strong theme running through the conference programme.

We look at challenges to RSHE delivery and good mental health education and how we can overcome these. We look at embedding the new curriculum and mental health work across the school, and phase-specific challenges. The wellbeing challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic also features strongly.

The event – which offers 12 cross-phase, primary-specific and secondary-specific workshops – touches upon further themes of:


1. How to teach the LGBTQ+ elements of RSE

2. Common barriers to good whole-school mental health and how to overcome them

3. Therapeutic environments and advice for teachers

4. Effective Teaching: RSE for SEN students

5. A strategic approach to leading healthy schools

6. Getting RSHE right in the primary school setting
 

Good RSE and PSHE also helps schools to meet their safeguarding obligations and Ofsted is also clear that schools must have a clear preventative programme that enables pupils to learn about safety and risks in relationships and modern life.
 

This conference is designed for:

• PSHE Teachers and Leads

• RSHE Specialists

• Curriculum Leaders

• Pastoral Leads

• Senior Leaders
   
       
   
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