| SRE Policy Guidance
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Content
Curriculum content supports the learning outcomes set out
in schemes of work. The schemes of work ensure that content
and learning outcomes are developmental. Special attention
is given to preparation for transition from one key stage
to another. Content should include:
- Acquisition of knowledge and understanding
- Development of skills
- Exploration of morals, values and attitudes
A description of cross curricular links is made including
how timing between one subject and another is synchronized.
Assessment
Indicate how pupil progress is assessed including pupil
self-assessment.
Continuous Professional Development and Training
The school recognises and is committed to the professional
development of its staff. Give examples to evidence this
commitment.
The Use of External Support
A brief statement explaining how the school
makes use of external support. Clearly explain how such
support is used and how it is built into the SRE Programme.
Schools are advised to identify the unique contribution
to learning offered by external support (for example, what
does school nurse involvement in the classroom add to the
PSHEE programme?). External support should not be used to
deliver whole aspects of the SRE programme and/or replace
the teacher. How is external support used in planning SRE?
School Nurse Drop In Session
If the school offers pupils this facility,
explain how this fits into the SRE programme and is one
part of the PSHEE and pastoral package. Give examples of
the wide range of issues that could be addressed through
this facility.
Monitoring and Evaluation
A brief statement explaining how SRE is
built into the school's monitoring of teaching and learning
and evaluation programme. Are pupils built into the evaluation
process? Explain how this is done.
The School, Parents and Community Links
Brief points explaining how the school aims to work in
partnership with parents and the community. This may include
comments on the shared responsibility for shaping the attitudes
and behaviour of young people.
Management and Co-ordination
Management and co-ordination of SRE is the responsibility
of:
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The Governor with responsibility for SRE is:
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Responsibility for the SRE Policy
The Headteacher takes overall responsibility for the policy
and its implementation in school. This responsibility includes
liaison with the Governing Body, parents & the LA.
The Governing Body agreed the policy on ………………………………………...
How Was The Policy Put Together?
Give very brief details of how the policy was put together
and who was included?
Date for review
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The Process for Developing
a School Sex and Relationship Education Policy
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