The Primi Minister announced recently that there will be an early review of the Statutory Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) guidance, provided to schools across the UK. This is in response to some parental concerns that have been raised across the country in the last few months about the suitability of materials that have been used in some schools.

As a Trust, we would like to take this opportunity to reassure you, as parents and carers, that we take this responsibility seriously, and we ensure that we teach this subject cautiously, sensitively and in an age-appropriate manner. We have already shared the RSHE policy with you for consultation earlier in the year and, in order to reassure you further, we have an open-door policy and a transparent approach to sharing our curriculum with you. The policy for RSHE is available for you to read on our website in the section titled CHPA & LET Policies. As we use a published scheme of resources, we cannot, unfortunately, share all resources online due to copyright, but if you wish to look at any of them, we will be happy to show you in person.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the Academy office.