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RSE parent guidance: Breakdown by year group

This document aims to bridge the gap between you and parents when it comes to teaching Relationship and Sex Education (RSE). We understand that you may face challenges in teaching due to differing opinions and beliefs from parents. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive guide to help parents understand our RSE scheme. You could use it in a parent meeting as a template for staff to share key information on specific year groups, or sent out as information slides via email.

The document outlines:

How our scheme is structured

The statutory requirements for each year group

How RSE is taught in lessons

Approaches to puberty and human reproduction

Updates on addressing sexual harassment

Tips for parents to support their child at home

RSE & PSHE: Intent, implementation and impact

An outline of the intent and rationale behind Kapow Primary's scheme of work for RSE and PSHE for KS1 and KS2 that provides full coverage of the statutory and the non-statutory elements of the new national curriculum for relationships, sex and health education as well as covering the PSHE Association's guidance. The document explains how the scheme is implemented as a whole school approach with strands of learning relating to family and relationships, health and wellbeing, safety and the changing body, citizenship and economic wellbeing and provides guidance on assessing the impact of the approach.