Resources for Teaching Staff

• NSPCC PANTS Teacher resource helps teachers to support the PANTS campaign and what resources to use for KS1.
• NSPCC PANTS Lesson helps teachers to help children learn the PANTS rules.
• NSPCC PANTS Parent Letter information for schools to send out to parents about what will be covered in PANTS.
• NSPCC & PSHE KS2 Making Sense of Relationships Lesson 1 Secondary Transition
• NSPCC & PSHE KS2 Making Sense of Relationships Lesson 2 Changing Friendships
• NSPCC & PSHE KS2 Making Sense of Relationships Lesson 3 Healthy Online Friendships

• NSPCC Promoting healthy relationships information available on why promoting healthy relationships is important.
• NSPCC Making sense of relationships
• Explore a collection of resources on healthy relationships and training on responding to peer-on-peer abuse in schools.
• In special schools and for some pupils with special educational needs or disability (SEND) information on how to tailor teaching RSHE in mainstream schools.
• Better Health Helping you teach PSHE, RHE and RSHE to Upper KS2, KS3 and KS4 students, with flexible, ready-to-use content co-created with teachers, and young people.
• Bearearth Facts and tips around periods and more information available around menstruation for schools.

• BBC KS1 Relationships education: Our Family In the six short videos in this collection children are introduced to a wide range of family structures, each demonstrating the same love and care for each other.

• Statutory guidance: on relationships education, relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education.
• Statutory RoadMap to RSE: to enable leaders to prepare high quality RSE These 10 steps provide a guide to support school leaders to provide high quality RSE as an identifiable part of PSHE education. These steps are based on established good practice and evidence.
• Ofsted review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges. This report summarises Ofsteds findings and recommendations.
• Train teachers on relationships, sex and health education Each module contains: key knowledge and facts to help teach the statutory guidance, activities and templates to help run a training session, guidance to help teachers tackle difficult questions.
• Statutory guidance: on medical needs and how schools can support learners within education and a template that can be used to create a school medical needs policy.

Policy

• Plan your relationships, sex and health curriculum Information to help school leaders plan, develop and implement the new statutory curriculum.

• Writing your RSE policy: guidance from the PSHE Association
• Engaging parents with relationships education policy: A guide for primary headteachers setting out why they must engage parents on their school's relationships education policy and tips on how to do so.
• Trauma Informed Relationships and Behaviour Policy template from the Violence Reduction Network (VRN). Find it below.
• Pregnant pupils guidance for schools has been developed to help Leicestershire & Rutland schools to manage the support and reintegration of pregnant pupils and school aged parents. Find the guidance below.
• The Leicestershire Healthy Schools Team have created guidance to support schools to develop their own PSHE/R(S)E Policy. Please find the document below.

• The Department for Education (DfE) twilight webinars March 2022 can be accessed below to help tackle sexual abuse and harassment in schools and explain the role of statutory Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE).
• Domestic Abuse Webinar presentation slides and Download useful links doc.
• Pornography and the impact of viewing harmful content presentation slides and Download useful links doc.
• Sexual exploitation of children young people presentation and Download useful links doc.