Teachers are the experts! - Why you can't beat teachers when it comes to delivering PSHE lessons
In this blog, our founder, Angela, argues why teachers should be in the driving seat when delivering PSHE lessons.
What do your students need to know about spiking?
Will making spiking a standalone criminal offence make a difference? In July 2024 the labour government's first King's speech included making spiking an offence in its own right. Will this reduce the incidences of this frightening crime, mainly affecting young women? This update on a blog written 3 years ago discusses spiking.
'Sextortion' and ‘deep-fake’ – do your students know how to stay safe?
What's 'sextortion', who's at risk and what can be done to stay safe from this dangerous, predatory behaviour?
4 Key Takeaways From The Online Safety Act - Child Protection.
The Online Safety Act received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023. Read this blog to find out what teachers need to know about the latest legislation.
The UK Nitrous Oxide Ban - What Teachers Need To Know.
Legislation in the UK changed on 8 November 2o23, banning nitrous oxide possession and labelling it as a Class C drug. Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is the third most used drug among 16-24 year olds in England. Read more to find out what teachers need to know about this change to the law.
5 common teacher concerns about about the RSHE review
Relationships and sex education seems to be rarely out of newspaper headlines at the moment due to the imminent DfE review of statutory content. Welsh schools are also grappling with a new guidance, and international schools that follow a broadly UK curriculum will undoubtedly be looking towards the UK to take a steer on their student Personal Development Education curriculum. The uncertainty around the DfE review is leaving busy teachers wondering where to turn to make sure their resources and staff CPD offer remain relevant when the new guidance is released in the Autumn.
Ten things students DON’T want in their PSHE lessons
Relationships, sex, and health education may have been statutory in English state schools since 2020 but students are not always impressed with what is being delivered. From too many videos to topic overkill, young people tell us what to avoid.
Sexual abuse and sexual harassment - the place of PSHE
With an increased focus on women's safety, sexism, misogyny, sexual abuse and harassment in secondary schools; what's the role of PSHE?
Keeping Children Safe in Education Updates for September 2020
DfE updates to Keeping Children Safe in Education Guidance for September 2020
Training where you want, when you want
Flexible online training to avoid the dreaded twilight
