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There is a general misconception that Relationship and Sex Education is not needed for children and young people with complex neurodisabilities. By September 2021 RSE teaching will be compulsory across all schools.
We have found:
A user-friendly toolkit consisting of training sessions and resources, including 34 ready-made lesson plans and supporting videos for teachers and staff to deliver quality Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) to children and young people with complex neurodisabilities.
About the author and trainer
Helen Dunman has been teaching PSHE and Drama to young people with a range of SEND for 30 years, specialising in children and young people with severe learning disabilities. She currently teaches at Chailey Heritage Foundation. In 2017 her work in PSHE and RSHE was recognised by the ‘Worshipful Company of Educators’ with an ‘Inspirational Educator Award’. She currently has whole school responsibility for PSHE/RSHE at CHF which was referenced as ‘Outstanding’ in the last OFSTED report. Helen is also a member and trustee of SHADA, which promotes good sex education for people with disabilities of all ages. Helen writes about this subject in educational journals and speaks at conferences around the UK.
The resources
Normally we are able to offer on-site training at your school but due to the pandemic, we are currently offering virtual interactive training for smaller groups or individuals.
Following training on one of our regular courses, all candidates receive a 12 month subscription to:
For more information, download the Sex Factor brochure here.