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Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) is a subject taught at both primary and secondary school. In 2020, Relationships and Sex Education was made compulsory for all secondary school pupils in England and Health Education compulsory for all pupils in state-funded schools. Last year, the Prime Minister and Education Secretary brought ...
Background There is general agreement that sexuality is a central aspect of human development; it is key in sexual health and reproductive education during adolescence. However, in spite of the existing interventions on this topic and the evidence generated, the inclusion of a gender focus in sexuality is relatively recent and there is little evidence available, thus structured and ...
Safe Dates approaches the problem of sexual violence as an education problem. The intensive, thoughtful, interactive intervention takes place in schools and is explicitly referred to as a curriculum. The curriculum is designed to change ideas that students have about dating violence—especially norms and stereotypes—and provide communication ...
Relationships and sexuality education (RSE) is mandatory for all pupils. Each school develops its own RSE policy in line with the school's ethos.
This child sexual exploitation and abuse pandemic affects pupils in every classroom, in every school, in every country, and it needs to be tackled urgently as a public health emergency. As with ...
Introduction. In many places, the formal study of gender and sexuality holds a tentative place in the formal school curriculum. The study of sex or sexuality education is often seen as separate from – or even in opposition to – student-led action and activism connected to sex, gender and sexuality diversity in schools (Elliott Citation 2016; Mayo Citation 2013), or activism is seen as ...
The factors associated with sexual harassment were higher school grade, having a mental health disorder, cannabis abuse, and discrimination because of sexual orientation in girls and discrimination because of sexual orientation in boys.
