PSHE

October 2024

Dear parent / guardian; member of staff; student; governor or stakeholder of our school

Consultation on The Bridge Centre’s PSHE Curriculum including statutory Relationships & Sex Education (RSE) and Health Education (HE) – October 2024

From September 2020, it is a statutory requirement that all schools in England and Wales are teaching Relationship and Sex Education as a fundamental part of the curriculum.

As part of implementing the RSE curriculum, schools must consult with the children, parents, staff and governors to ensure there is a general consensus on our approaches to policy and the curriculum content.

The Bridge Academy will be starting their consultation process on Monday 14th October 2024; the consultation will close on the Friday 18th October 2024.

As part of this, parents / guardians; members of staff; students; governors and/or stakeholders of our school, will be asked to read through the following two documents and make comments on them. The two documents that you are asked to read as part of the consultation will be:

Exp-2025-07-ATLP-Primary-Relationships-and-Health-Education-PolicyDownload
Exp-2025-07-ATLP-Secondary-School-RSE-and-Health-Education-PolicyDownload

If you wish to carry out further reading around RSE, the following documents maybe of use to you, which can also be found on our website:

  • Government Guidance
  • RSE Topic Expectations
  • Health Topic Expectations

In order to provide your feedback to this consultation, please email your thoughts to office@bridge.staffs.sch.uk

I look forward to hearing your thoughts. If you wish to discuss anything further, please do not hesitate to contact me at the school.

Yours faithfully

Mr Payne

Head of School

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