Join our Q&A session in partnership with the Sex Education Forum

We’re hosting a Q&A session with experts from the Sex Education Forum on Friday 12 March, so you can ask us any questions or concerns you have regarding teaching RSHE, so you can be confident in your provision and teaching methods.

We support RSHE

Following RSHE becoming compulsory in schools (with some exceptions), we realise that schools across the country are eagerly working towards offering a robust curriculum in this increasingly important subject area.

While many schools have been offering RSHE in some form for years, the new government guidelines provide a great opportunity for you and your school to reflect on your current provision to ensure your RSHE curriculum is aligned to the needs of your young learners navigating through society today.

We realise that this can come with specific challenges, but we’re here to support you to build a well-rounded programme of learning for your students, so they are equipped for their future and can live happy and healthy lives.

Achieving RSHE success

Offering a recognised qualification in RSHE not only ensures you’re compliant with the new government regulations on RSHE delivery, but it also gives your learners valuable recognition of their achievement.

Our new suite of RSHE qualifications below are mapped to 100% of the government guidance and will help to ensure you meet Ofsted expectations in this area.

Our RSHE qualifications and units

Find out more about these qualifications, including GLHs, resources and specifications on our QualHub pages.

Access free RSHE resources

We’ve teamed up with PiXL to offer its members free RSHE resources from Jigsaw, worth £1,800. If you’re a PiXL member and looking to register your learners* onto our RSHE qualifications, contact us via [email protected] and quote ‘free RSHE resources’ to get access to these free resources for your year 7 to year 11 learners.

*you must register 50 learners to receive this offer. Offer valid until 31 January.

Supporting SEND learners

SEND learners may be more vulnerable to specific challenges, which RSHE can help to address. Meadowcroft School in Wakefield works specifically with SEND learners and is using our RSHE qualifications to ensure its young learners can build happy and healthy lives, inside and outside of the classroom.

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Giving you the confidence to deliver RSHE

With classroom-ready resources from Jigsaw and iAchieve to support delivery, plus support from our expert Curriculum team, we’ll ensure you have what you need to offer a robust RSHE offer for your young learners.

The Sex Education Forum were delighted to work with NCFE and CACHE on the development of the RSHE suite of qualifications to help ensure that schools are able to meet the full breadth of learning stipulated in the government guidance.

Lucy Emmerson, Director, Sex Education Forum