Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education (RSHE)

What is the new RSHE Graduated Offer of Support?

A revised programme of support, ensuring Norfolk schools and settings are well positioned to enable all children and young people to flourish.

The Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education (RSHE) Graduated Offer of fully-funded support is a comprehensive and flexible programme, providing schools and settings with the guidance and tools to meet the RSHE needs of children and young people, including those with SEND. The offer supports schools and settings to tdeliver an effective RSHE curriculum and develop an evidence-informed approach to meeting the statutory requirements. We highlight best practice and provision which includes ensuring staff are well trained to deliver RSHE with confidence in their classrooms.

A range of high-quality and fully funded CPD and resources that support the implementation of the RSHE Graduated Offer of Support:

• One-minute guides: Signposting to nationally available, accredited CPD and resources that secure compliance with key guidance and legislation.
• Information on whole-school, evidence-based programmes.
• Bite-sized briefings: Providing timely and relevant information and tips on topics such as RSHE Guidance Updates, RSE Week and Safer Internet Day.
• Self-serve whole-school approach resources: Include practical and user-friendly tools that help schools to audit, plan, and deliver effective RSHE provision.

Our locally delivered in-person CPD: Contextualised and tailored training sessions for new to role (RSHE Now) and established RSHE Leads (RSHE Next), delivered by an RSHE Adviser will ensure your school has everything it needs to be fully compliant with current guidance and deliver a needs-led, effective RSHE curriculum.

RSHE Now will enable you to:

• Understand updated guidance and legislation that schools need to be compliant with and identify solutions to meet the demands effectively.
• Identify practical approaches to securing stakeholder engagement from across the school community, including children and young people, their families and teaching staff.
• Design and develop a policy and curriculum that is compliant with the guidance and meets the needs of your school.  
• Use evidence-based assessment, teaching and learning strategies with consistency. 
• Audit current provision and develop a whole-school approach action plan that enables you to measure progress and evidence impact.
• Secure a whole-school approach to enable RSHE to realise your school values and vision, supporting with SMSC and British values.

RSHE Next will build on RSHE Now, enabling you to:

• Consider methodology and practical activities to embedding an effective provision of RSHE throughout whole-school practice, permeating ethos and culture.
• Use RSHE to respond to emerging school challenges, through targeted approaches.
• Use learning support staff effectively within the classroom, including supporting CYP with SEND, and for 1:1 or small group interventions.
• Engage effectively with families, enabling them to have confidence in your curriculum and build on the learning at home.
• Lead a staff teaching and learning CPD session, so all staff can teach with knowledge and confidence.
• Know how to monitor and assess RSHE, to gain evidence of impact and demonstrate outstanding provision for Ofsted.

Find out more, access the universal offer and book your places by following the links, or email queries about training to sendandinclusiontraining@norfolk.gov.uk

To request support from an adviser with any of the above or with additional RSHE queries, email inclusionandsend@norfolk.gov.uk.