RSHE training for educators
We know that talking about sex and relationships can be a daunting task. Most of us grew up without receiving any sex education. It can be hard to know what good practice looks like, and we’re here to change that.
No matter how you work with young people - whether you’re a teacher, youth worker, healthcare professional or any other practitioner - we can help you cover RSHE topics sensitively and with confidence.
Our Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training sessions offer the knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to design and deliver comprehensive RSHE.
Our courses can be adapted to different settings and group sizes and prices start from just £950 for up to 50 people across a two hour session.
We share our RSHE pedagogy and approach, which helps educators to design and deliver inclusive, engaging RSHE. We practice well-tested tips and techniques to navigate ‘tricky’ topics, share up-to-date information on how to deliver in-line with the RSHE guidelines and give free resources.
This supports teachers in Catholic schools to deliver RSHE in a way that is aligned with the teachings of the Catholic Church. The course provides participants with an overview of RSHE, what age-appropriate content looks like, and how it can be delivered in an inclusive way.
This focuses on how to deliver education on LGBTQIA+ experiences. This should be embedded across the RSHE curriculum, not as a stand-alone topic. We cover context, inclusive language and guidance around orientations, gender and pronouns.
This focuses on how to deliver body image education in an inclusive, non-judgemental way. It covers the real history of the body positivity movement, as well as some practical tips and activities to help young people build better relationships and foster acceptance with their bodies.
This focuses on what harmful sexual behaviours are, how they might occur within schools, and practical strategies to tackle them and provide meaningful, preventative consent education.
This focuses on building staff confidence to answer “tricky” questions and deal with situations which might arise within RSHE. We share tools and tips, and give teachers a chance to practise.
This focuses on how people can better understand and articulate their own boundaries, and respect others’. We explore the nuances of real-life scenarios, practise setting boundaries and end with reflections on pleasure.
We support staff to understand gender and how to discuss it in the classroom. We learn about different gender identities (such as trans and non-binary), as well as the impact of gender stereotypes and gender based discrimination.
“This wasn’t just the best RSE training, this is probably the best training we’ve ever had full stop! Couldn’t recommend it enough!”
“Truly inspirational, unapologetic and responding to a desperate need in our society.”
“I feel much clearer about how to be an ally for marginalised voices and making everyone feel heard in the room.”