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Before starting extracurricular classes for children, it's important to spend some time teaching them about online safety. Similar to road safety, online safety is extremely important. Children start consuming digital content as early as 3 years old, if not earlier. Instead of complaining about the prevalence of technology in our lives, we need to take a proactive approach and educate them about online safety. 1. Help children understand the importance of keeping personal information private. 2. Help them recognize and promote safe websites. 3. Teach them how to handle cyberbullying. 4. Teach them about netiquette. 5. Explain the concept of digital footprint and its impact. Ensuring online safety is a collective effort that extends beyond the classroom. Educators should collaborate with parents and the broader school community to reinforce online safety practices at home and in school. There are missions focused on teaching waste management, sex education, and road safety. Soon, people should create missions to educate kids on digital literacy and how to be responsible online. How do you teach online safety to your kids? #practills #onlinesafety #digitalliteracy #proeducators #teacherstraining

"Tackling Harmful Sexual Behaviour": supporting RSE in schools Looking for an effective way to enhance Relationships & Sex Education (RSE) in your school? The Tackling Harmful Sexual Behaviour programme is here to help! Combining arts-based activities like role-play and group discussions with an interactive e-learning platform, this resource engages students and supports teachers in delivering impactful PSHE lessons. What it offers: ✅ A powerful short film to spark discussions ✅ Creative activities to build essential life skills ✅ Practical tools to make RSE approachable and meaningful This programme creates a safe, open environment where students can explore complex topics and learn to build healthier, more respectful relationships. Let’s continue empowering young people to challenge harmful behaviours and make a positive difference in their lives. 📚 Find out more about how this programme can support your school!

Want to know more about the Whole-School Approach Framework to Sex and Relationships Education we developed with NSPCC? After the success of our recent webinar, we are offering you the chance to have a conversation with us about how we can support your whole school approach to RSE. On the call we can discuss your current progress and key areas of focus 🙌 Interested? Register now 👉 https://lnkd.in/eQ-XAa_M #RSE #RSHE #PSHE #sexeducation #education

Raising the profile of PSHE: PSHE and RSE: Essential, Not Optional. In today's ever-changing world, Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE) and Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) are not subjects that can simply be "added on" to the timetable as an afterthought. These are core areas of learning that shape the well-being, values, and futures of young people. To truly make a difference, PSHE and RSE need to be delivered by trained and confident teachers who are equipped not only with the knowledge, but also with the skills to create safe, supportive environments where students feel heard, respected, and empowered. The conversations around mental health, relationships, consent, diversity, and emotional well-being are vital—and they require educators who are passionate and prepared. The impact of quality PSHE and RSE lessons extends far beyond the classroom, fostering resilient, informed, and empathetic young people who are ready to navigate life’s challenges. It’s time to view PSHE and RSE for what they truly are: vital subjects that deserve the same level of commitment and professional development as any other area of the curriculum. Let's invest in our teachers and ensure they have the tools they need to guide the next generation effectively. #EducationMatters #PSHE #RSE #TeacherTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #Wellbeing #EducationForAll

Due to a new law, California will require menstrual health education in the state’s long-established sex education curriculum. Kayla Jimenez explains how the curriculum will integrate lessons on stigmas, irregularities, hygiene and pain management in USA TODAY https://lnkd.in/gBmNNwtT #MenstrualHealth #SexEducation #HealthEducation #WomenEmpowerment #HygieneEducation #ReproductiveRights #EducationReform

I need to ask you some questions please: Are you a parent? Is your child aged 5 to 12? Are they already members of the Kiddies Growth Adventure Club? If your answer to 1 and 2 is a yes, but your answer to 3 is a No, then you are very wrong. The Kiddies Growth Adventure Club is a year long coaching and mentoring programme for children aged 5 to 12. Our comprehensive programme covers holistic and personal development skills, sex education, spiritual discipleship, character education, manners and etiquette. It holds every Saturday between 10am and 11.30am (GMT, WAT). Tomorrow, we will be having our book club, as our lovelies have been reading the book ‘Atomic Habits’ and they will be reviewing the book and learning more tomorrow. If you would like more information, you can send a message. #EmpowerKidz #TeenzAcademy #KiddiesGrowthAdventure #CoachingAndMentoring #LifeSkills #CharacterBuilding #Etiquette #SexEducation #SpiritualGuidance #DigitalLiteracy #OnlineSafety #Entrepreneurship #FinancialLiteracy #PublicSpeaking #CreativeWriting #ChildDevelopment #ParentingWin #RegisterNow #LimitedSpaces

Our evidence-based resources continue to be free for teaching communities & families supporting children living neurodiverse lives, struggling in mainstream schools where the lack of support continues to shock: The Guardian Opinion piece: As politicians fuss over sex education, a desperate and worsening void in special needs provision is leaving families with nowhere to turn - read more here: https://bit.ly/4e2h6HE #education #schooling #childrensMentalHealth

Relationships and sex education are becoming more important than ever for our children and young people. However; in 2022 NSPCC found that 50% of teachers lack confidence in teaching the subject. We are here to help! Life Lessons supports a whole school approach to teaching RSE by providing lessons and support to you and your staff. Want to know more? Then get in touch 👉https://lnkd.in/eE5kBngf

Last week the Governmnent/ IFF Research published a Research and Analysis paper ‘relationships, sex and health education: 2020 curriculum implementation’. A really interesting read that profiles how schools are embedding the curriculum within their settings. There’s still work to be done around the #pedagogy of #RSHE (a high % of staff lack confidence, feel a lack of training, and mention low student engagement). Surprising that there’s no mention of external surveys to support #curriculumdesign (NHS My Health My School or Local Authority equivalents (Brighton & Hove City Council Safe and Well at School)). On a complete positive, this research *DID* include KS5 and extended inclusion to 18. We need more of this! Read here:

Sex Education: What Parents Need to Know https://lnkd.in/ePCE4uS7