Journal of Family and Child Health

Sexual Health

Reforming sex education to tackle rape culture

‘In mainstream schools, where perhaps only one or two learners in a class have additional needs, differentiation may be far harder.’

RSHE: Delivering an inclusive curriculum for SEND learners

‘… learners [with SEND] may be more vulnerable to abuse or exploitation, and may need more coverage of social, emotional, and mental health topics.’ .

RSE: Asking young people for their views on relationships and sex education

‘Only 41% rated their school-based RSE as good or very good, slightly lower than a similar poll conducted in 2018.’ .

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