
Coronavirus : AGENDA during Covid-19
Want to know more about supporting children’s emotional wellbeing? Get involved in this unique training delivered by Professor Emma Renold and the AGENDA team.
Want to know more about supporting children’s emotional wellbeing? Get involved in this unique training delivered by Professor Emma Renold and the AGENDA team.
Changes to Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSE) are vital to support the social and emotional development of children and young people.
Supporting children and young people to make positive relationships matter.
The NEU welcome’s the Government’s new statutory guidance for relationships and sex education in schools. This is a huge step in the right direction to ensure all children and young people have access to age- appropriate, inclusive and high quality RSE.
As teachers and educators, we stand in support of our colleagues around the country who are working to make our schools and colleges more inclusive and who are celebrating LGBT+ diversity.
Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) will be changing for schools in England from September 2020.
Professor Emma Renold of Cardiff University talks about the launch of a new online resource – AGENDA- developed to help educators promote positive, healthy and equal relationships.
There is an urgent need to ensure that children and young people are equipped with the knowledge and the skills to stay safe and develop healthy, happy and equal relationships.
NEU Statement on certain clauses in the new Relationships, Sex and Health Education guidance (1st October)
Our members do not believe it is right for any child to miss out on these important areas of learning, and support the Minister's plan to discontinue the parental right to withdraw their children from RE and RSE.
New relationships and sex education lessons ‘undermined’ as teachers have said they lack confidence.
This webinar will be hosted by the Sex Education Forum and will address key issues to support preparation for high quality, statutory RSE.