Relationships and Sex Education.
Why is RSE important?
From September 2020 the Government has made Relationship and Health Education statutory for all primary schools. To fulfil this statutory requirement, we are launching a new programme by Ten:Ten, called Life to the Full. Ten:Ten Resources are used widely across many Catholic schools in England and The Catholic Education Service have approved the Ten:Ten curriculum content and standard of resources to ensure schools undertake their statutory duty.
Ten:Ten have based the structure of Life to the Full on ‘A Model Catholic RSE Curriculum’ by the Catholic Education Service, which was highlighted as a work of good practice by the Department of Education. It has also been recommended by the Bishop of Shrewsbury and ensures that RSE is taught within the context of a Christian understanding of human sexuality rooted in the wisdom and teaching of the Catholic Church.
For Further information and Guidance, please contact:
Department for Education: RSE Primary School Guide
Catholic Education Service: Who is responsible for the teaching of RSE?