Relationships, Sex and Health Education in SEND settings
DateWednesday, 14 May, 10:00am
LocationGreenside School, Stevenage
PriceFree event
About this event
This half-day facilitated by the Hertfordshire County Council Educational Psychology Service focuses on RSHE in specialist SEND settings and is for PSHE / RSHE leads, SENCOs, teaching staff and members of the senior leadership team who are supporting learners with additional and unique learning needs.
Venue
Greenside School, Stevenage
Shephall Green
Stevenage
SG2 9XS
Further information
The session will cover:
- What Relationship, Sex, and Health Education (RSHE) is, why it is important and what the law is.
- What key stakeholders (children and young people, parents and teachers) have said about RSHE.
- Underlying principles for successful RSHE for learners identified with SEND.
- How to engage and collaborate with stakeholders when planning RSHE.
- Ways of supporting staff and parents with RSHE.
- Linking RSHE to school culture and policy.
- A safe space to explore RSHE in a non-judgmental way.
- Exploring the psychology of relationships
- Discussing and exploring resources
- Plus, the opportunity to reflect, network and share experiences and best practice in this area with colleagues from other local schools.
This course is free to attend and has been funded by Public Health Hertfordshire