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After years of consultation, the new RSE guidance is finally statutory. The guidance details learning outcomes but leaves the decision of what materials and approaches are used to the school itself. We encourage you to support your local school as they implement the changes. Many teachers feel unprepared and ill-equipped so if...
The 'digital age' has been a buzzword for many years now, if not for decades, and is usually spoken about in other contexts. But how has the creation and growing dependence on the internet impacted young people and, in particular, how they view relationships and sex?
The answer is that digitalization was and is probably one of the most...
Since our March newsletter, life has been a rollercoaster for many of us. Our love goes out to you all, however, lockdown and COVID-19 has affected you and your family.
As lockdown eases, we are all adapting to wearing facemasks, social distancing, and other aspects of the ‘new normal.’ As we write, schools are due to reopen in September...
With schools about to reopen, the topic of statutory relationships and sex education is back on the news agenda.
If you're not familiar with the updated guidance on relationships and sex education (RSE) and health education released by the Department of Education in February 2019, please click ...
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It was fantastic to receive this video from ACET Ukraine recently - such a celebration of their far-reaching and valuable work.
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If you were thinking about accessing relationships and sex education (RSE) training and have come across acet UK, you might be wondering what the Esteem network is all about.
We include your first year of membership to the network in the training fee for our accredited RSE course, which not only gives you a licence to...
As the debate rages about when and how UK schools should reopen, let’s consider the ongoing effects of the lockdown and Coronavirus on our young people in secondary schools.
Yes, their academic education has taken a knock, but shouldn’t the emotional and relational impact on our young people be top of the agenda?
...acet UK, along with 18 other Christian charities, has called upon Boris Johnson to acknowledge the work of countless Christian charities and to make funds available to assist them in their vital efforts to support families and communities during the Coronavirus pandemic.
The coalition of charities, which includes:...