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About This Webinar
The countdown to statutory status is over! All schools will be expected to have PSHE education which meets the statutory RSHE requirements from the summer term onwards.

Need some last minute, practical guidance on effective and manageable next steps?

This free 1-hour session facilitated by our Subject Specialists will give you key actions you need to take now and direct you to the right tools for the job.

Suitable for anyone responsible for the implementation of statutory Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education at KS1-2.

You will benefit from:

  • Latest advice and information on implementing statutory RSHE

  • Practical guidance on preparing your policy, updating your curriculum and engaging with parents

  • Key considerations when planning for RSHE as pupils return to the classroom



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Claire Keech
PSHE Association Subject Specialist
During her years as a primary school teacher, Claire studied for the National PSHE CPD programme and was PSHE lead in a large primary school. Since joining the PSHE Association, Claire has written and delivered training programmes to many teachers and leaders, supporting them with planning schemes of work and delivery of high-quality lessons. She has co-written the primary scheme of work planning toolkit as well as lesson plans, resources and guidance materials. Claire is committed to equipping teachers with the knowledge, confidence and skills to allow them to make a real difference to the outcomes of their pupils.
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Sally Martin
PSHE Association Subject Specialist
Sally began her teaching career in East London. Her passion for PSHE education was inspired by leading PSHE across the school and studying for the National PSHE CPD programme. Before joining the PSHE Association, Sally has worked as borough lead for primary PSHE education in Islington. She has extensive experience of working with schools on all aspects of PSHE, supporting leadership, developing schemes of work and teaching resources, and leading on innovative projects.
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