Dear Parents/Carers,
Relationship and Health Education (RHE)
It is compulsory for all schools to teach Relationships Education and Health Education. The purpose of these subjects is to support all young people to be happy, healthy and safe – to equip them for adult life and to help support children to make positive contributions to society.
Our current Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education and Physical Health and Mental Well-Being Policy has undergone its periodic review.
You can read our updated policy below
RSHE Policy Spring Consultation 2024
As part of this, all schools are required to consult with parents/carers when developing and reviewing their policies, which will inform decision on when and how certain content is covered.
Effective engagement gives the space and time for parent/carers to input, ask questions, share concerns and for the school to decide the way forward. We will listen to your views, and then make a reasonable decision on how best to proceed. When and how content is taught is ultimately a decision for the school, and consultation does not provide a parental veto on curriculum content.
Completing the Parent Consultation Online Survey
You can complete the online survey by clicking on the link below:
Online Survey
Please note the survey is available to complete at any point, with no end date – responses will be reviewed periodically by our PSHE Lead Mrs Field, and considered when the policy is reviewed each year.
Alternatively you may wish to discuss the Policy content in person and so we have arranged a time to do this.
Relationships & Health Parent Consultation Evening
When: Monday 15th April
Where: Owls Classroom-please sign in at Reception
Time: 3:30pm -4:00pm
You can find further details about the introduction of compulsory Relationships and Health Education, as well as answers to many other frequently asked questions, on the Government website.
Thank you very much for your time and helping support the school.
Mrs Field
PSHE Co-ordinator (Personal, Social, Health & Economic Education)