Relationships Education in primary schools should teach the fundamental building blocks and characteristics of positive relationships, with particular reference to friendships, family relationships, and relationships with other peers and adults.

At Coram Life Education we believe that children should learn about relationships as well as the emotional, social and physical aspects of growing up, human sexuality and sexual health in an age-appropriate way, the majority of which is covered in Health Education and National Curriculum Science. Therefore we often refer to this subject as RSE: Relationships and Sex Education.

Our Relationships and Sex Education resources help children and young people to be safe, healthy and happy, both as they grow, and in their future lives. These lessons help to meet safeguarding, and emotional wellbeing requirements, as well as ensuring that schools cover the requirements of the DfE RSHE guidance.

Below are the following documents which will give you more information:

  • RSE policy
  • Information about SCRAF for parents
  • A copy of the School Policy for consultation

Documents – RSE

RSE Policies & DocumentsDownload
Relationship and Sex Education PolicyDownload
RSE primary schools guide for parentsDownload
Information for parents RSE SCARF.pdfDownload