The fact that Jamie was 13, would imply that possibly we should be talking to our young people, before they reach secondary school. Do you have child in primary school? Have you spoken to them about social media and what to do if they see something that makes them feel uneasy?
In order to answer the need for high-quality RSE for children with SEND, we hope to expand our SEND school delivery in Cheshire schools in the next academic year. We need to raise £4,000 to help us do this, and are planning an appeal in May/June 2025 to raise funds.
This National HIV Testing Week, we launched a new ‘Routes of HIV Transmission’ resource to help teachers and other educators challenge stigma and misconceptions about HIV.
The government addresses the fact that schools should meet the needs of all children but doesn’t tell schools how they should do this. In special schools and for some SEND pupils in mainstream schools there is a need to tailor content and RSE teaching to meet the specific needs of pupils at different developmental stages.
Hand in hand with safeguarding measures, Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) is so important in helping keep children safe from abuse.
We ended the 2023/2024 year with 278 members in the Esteem network — resulting in a record year for us.
1. ESTEEM is a project of acet UK (AIDS Care Education and Training). acet UK is a registered charity, number 299293, and a private company limited by guarantee incorporated and registered in England and Wales with company number 2245302 whose registered office is at Abbey House, Abbey Green, Chester, CH1 2JH; and
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