Sentences with phrase «sex education forum»

Lisa has worked with many youth charities and organisations, as well as those with Relationships and Sex Education expertise including the Sex Education Forum and Brook Young People's charity.

The PSHE association, the Sex Education Forum and UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) have useful guidance for schools and colleges about discussing issues such as pornography and «sexting».

Sex Education Forum About - The Sex Education Forum is a unique collaboration of member organisations and practitioner networks.

Last month a report by the Sex Education Forum found schools were failing to teach children about sexual consent.

The Sex Education Forum has a great guide to choosing resources and the PSHE Association has its own quality mark for assuring materials, as well as its own curriculum — a great basis for developing your own.

Lucy Emmerson, coordinator of the Sex Education Forum, said there is no excuse for the government to continue leaving SRE to chance.

A report released today by the Sex Education Forum also found half of the 2,000 youngsters surveyed had not discussed real - life scenarios about consent in the classroom.

The Sex Education Forum is a great place to start to find courses and local trainers.

Lucy Emmerson, coordinator of the Sex Education Forum, says the committee's investigation has «effectively scrutinised the inconsistency of SRE in schools» and she said the subject is often neglected.

Issues highlighted in recent research undertaken by the Sex Education Forum into young people's experience of sexual education shows there needs to be more focus on the safety around the exchanges of digital images between pupils — with discussions needed on the impact «sexting» has on young people.

Lucy Emmerson of the Sex Education Forum said: «What is needed is a commitment to make sex and relationships education (SRE) and PSHE statutory in all schools.

The Sex Education Forum (SEF) provides comprehensive information and guidance for schools developing their curriculum.

It is very encouraging that calls from the Sex Education Forum and others have been heeded and the Department for Education has made this important change.

However, the Sex Education Forum warns that learning about STIs must not be left to the final years of secondary school, and will only be effective if it builds on earlier learning about how our bodies work, and crucially about relationships.

Lucy Emmerson, Coordinator of the Sex Education Forum, said: «Sex and relationships education classes are an ideal place to learn about diversity and difference and about respectful vs bullying behaviour towards each other.

The Sex Education Forum and the Anti-Bullying Alliance, both based at NCB, have been granted funding from a # 2m package of support created by the Department of Education and Government Equalities Office.

The Sex Education Forum, hosted by leading children's charity the National Children's Bureau, today welcomes the addition of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV and AIDS to the revised draft National Curriculum for science (Key Stage 4) in secondary schools.

Young people's safety is being undermined by wide variation in sex and relationships education, the Sex Education Forum has warned.

In response to these findings the Sex Education Forum is calling for mandatory sex and relationships education in all schools to better equip young people to recognise the signs of abuse and understand how to get help.

The results are published by the Sex Education Forum in The Puberty Issue, a resource for teachers that aims to counter a national tendency to leave puberty education to the last minute.

Lucy Emmerson, Coordinator of the Sex Education Forum said: «A question at the heart of many children's feelings about puberty is «am I normal?»

The Sex Education Forum, hosted by leading children's charity the National Children's Bureau, today welcomes the addition of sexually...

The British Humanist Association (BHA), whose Campaigns Manager is a member of the advisory group of the Sex Education Forum and has long campaigned for statutory SRE in schools, has welcomed the reports, while stressing the need for the subject to be comprehensive and inclusive.

The British Humanist Association (BHA) is one of almost 100 organisations to have signed a letter organised by the Sex Education Forum (SEF) and published today in The Times, calling for strong teaching around sex education as part of national curriculum science in England.

The BHA is a member of the National Children's Bureau Sex Education Forum (SEF) and the Children's Rights Alliance for England.

We and our friends at the Sex Education Forum are together encouraging people to email their MPs calling for high - quality, comprehensive and age - appropriate sex and relationships education (SRE).

In April, over 100 groups signed the Sex Education Forum's letter calling for strong sex education in Science.

The BHA is a member of the National Children's Bureau Sex Education Forum (SEF), the End Violence Against Women Coalition and the Children's Rights Alliance for England.

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At a Westminster Education Forum seminar on Thursday, panellists said it was «essential» that teachers be given proper training to run sex and relationships lessons «with accuracy and confidence».

Campaigners at the forum have now added their voices to calls for the government to make sex and relationship education (SRE) mandatory in all schools.