Parent / Carer Consultation Survey on Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) June 2021

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As you may already be aware, the Department for Education announced changes to Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) following nationwide consultation. These changes came into effect from September 2020 and are statutory from September 2021. All schools are required to comply with the updated requirements. This means we have been reviewing our RSE curriculum and policy so we can be sure our provision is appropriate for our pupils based on their:

• Age
• Physical and emotional maturity
• Religious and cultural backgrounds
• Special educational needs and disabilities

As part of this process, the school has consulted with the local authority, staff and governors to help inform our decisions on when and how certain content is covered. At Cale Green, we aspire to 'learn and live together' and believe that working in partnership with parents and carers is a crucial step in effectively meeting children's needs and developing a curriculum that can help each child reach their full potential.

Over the next two weeks we would like to extend this consultation period to parents / carers. Your responses to this survey will help us understand your views and take these into consideration as we further update our curriculum offer to meet the needs of the Health Relationships and Sex Education requirements. Survey data will be treated confidentially.

1) Which year groups are your children in?

Nursery

Reception

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

2) Looking at the curriculum overview (Appendix B), are you satisfied that the RSE content is appropriate for each year group?

Yes - the content is fully appropriate for all year groups.

No - the content is not appropriate in some areas.

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If you answered 'no' to question 2, please state which areas of the year group content you consider not to be appropriate and why.

3) Thinking about the RSE policy and curriculum, do you think there are any changes or additions that need to be made?

Yes

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If you answered 'yes' to question 3, please tell us what you feel needs to be changed or added to the policy or curriculum and why.

4) After reading the section ‘parental right to withdraw’ in the policy, do you understand how to submit a request to withdraw your child from the three lessons in Year 6 of sex education that are not taught as part of the compulsory national science curriculum?

Yes

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If you answered 'no' to question 4, please tell us which elements of how to withdraw your child from non-statutory lessons you don't understand and how you think this information could be made clearer.

5) As a parent / carer, do you feel you need more information or guidance on the specific RSE topics taught beyond what is described in the policy and schemes of work?

Yes

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If you answered 'yes' to question 5, please tell us which areas of learning you would find it useful to have more information or guidance.

6) In the future, how would you like to be given information about RSE and ways to support your child at home? If 'other', please tell us how else the school can support you with RSE.

Evening presentation.

Afternoon presentation.

A termly newsletter detailing areas of RSE to be covered.

Parent Forum.

Other:

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