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Relationships and sex education: new requirements from 2020 (secondary)
Draft guidance on relationships, sex and health education is out. Find out what you’ll be expected to cover from September 2020, and the changes to parents' right to withdraw their children from sex education.
Contents
- The new requirements
- Changes to the right to withdraw
- Expectations have been formalised
- Relationships and sex education expectations
- Health education expectations
- Condensed Key Stage 3 curriculum: pros and cons
- Curriculum models: progress 8
- Department/subject leadership: checklist for the new academic year (secondary)
- Developing a post-16 skills-based study programme
- How to meet the new statutory careers requirements (secondary)
- Key Stages 3 and 4: statutory subjects
- Managing a three-year key stage 4
- PE teaching hours: what is expected?
- Providing an effective vocational education (secondary)
- Subject teaching time: KS3 & 4
- Teaching core life skills (secondary)
- Timetabling: achieving value for money (secondary)
- Work experience: requirements and guidance
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