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Sex and relationship education: schemes of work
Are there schemes of work for SRE ? We link to examples of schemes of work for sex and relationship education (SRE) teaching in primary and secondary schools. We also link to an article that outlines the statutory requirements for SRE.
Contents
- EYFS - KS5 scheme of work
- EYFS - KS4 schemes of work
- KS1 and KS2 scheme of work
- Examples from schools
- Bloom's Taxonomy: summaries
- Classroom displays: effective practice
- Covering LGBT content in your curriculum
- Curriculum intent: how to identify yours updated
- Curriculum provision and teaching hours in pupil referral units
- Curriculum resources: achieving value for money
- Developing a growth mindset across a school
- Developing a resilience curriculum
- Developing a scheme of work
- Developing spiritual, moral, social and cultural education
- Differentiation: definitions and expectations
- English genres in the National Curriculum
- How to design a curriculum
- Implementing a knowledge-based curriculum
- Literacy across the curriculum: guidance
- Promoting British values in the curriculum
- Quality first teaching: guidance
- Relationships and sex education: how to audit your curriculum new
- Requests to withdraw a pupil from RE
- Schemes of work for the National Curriculum
- The curriculum in academies
- Thematic curriculum structures: advice and examples
- Withdrawing pupils from subjects
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