RSE Workshops
Secondary School
Our Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) workshops have been designed in line with the Department for Education guidelines (2019-2020) and they have the support of Cambridgeshire’s PSHE Team.
We're currently giving our services and pricing a fresh look to make sure we're offering you the absolute best.
While we're working behind the scenes, you can still buy our lessons or we can still deliver workshops for you - see current offer
If you’d like to make a booking or you have any you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out to Louisa at louisa@dhiverse.org.uk
Workshops for SEND
Secondary School
Our Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) workshops have been designed in line with the Department for Education guidelines (2019-2020) and they have the support of Cambridgeshire’s PSHE Team.
We're currently giving our services and pricing a fresh look to make sure we're offering you the absolute best.
While we're working behind the scenes, you can still buy our lessons or we can still deliver workshops for you - see current offer
If you’d like to make a booking or you have any you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out to Louisa at louisa@dhiverse.org.uk
Assembly & Year Group Talks
Our Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) workshops have been designed in line with the Department for Education guidelines (2019-2020) and they have the support of Cambridgeshire’s PSHE Team.
We're currently giving our services and pricing a fresh look to make sure we're offering you the absolute best.
While we're working behind the scenes, you can still buy our lessons or we can still deliver workshops for you.
If you’d like to make a booking or you have any you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out to Louisa at louisa@dhiverse.org.uk
Drop-ins for Mainstream Secondary School
Our drop-in sessions are informal and give young people the opportunity to access support, information and signposting around e.g., relationships, sex, and sexual health, in a less formal and more confidential and relaxed environment than a lesson.
The facilitator will use a private room in your venue and will be available for an agreed time. Young people can drop in on their own or with a friend, at any time during the session, or they can pre-book an appointment if that works better for them.
We can provide ongoing support for the young person, refer them to one of our specialist programmes or our counselling service, or signpost or refer them to an external organisation. We can provide information and condoms, if required. All support and information provided is always age appropriate.
For the cost of a drop-in session please see Dhiverse Charges.
SEND Drop-ins
Secondary School
Our drop-in sessions are informal and give SEND students the opportunity to access support, information and signposting around e.g., relationships, sex, and sexual health, in a less formal and more confidential and relaxed environment than a lesson.
The facilitator will use a private room in your venue and will be available for an agreed time. Young people can drop in on their own or with a friend, at any time during the session, or they can pre-book an appointment if that works better for them.
We can provide ongoing support for the student, refer them to one of our specialist programmes or our counselling service, or signpost or refer them to an external organisation. We can provide information and condoms, if required. All support and information provided is always age appropriate.
For the cost of a drop-in session please see Dhiverse Charges.
Talking to Young People about Relationships and Sex
Training for professionals
2 hours
This workshop aims to support teachers and those who work with young people in an educational/support setting to feel better equipped to engage YP in RSE. In the session we will reflect on our own experiences of Relationship and Sex Education, and we will look at:
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Creating a safe space to teach or talk about RSE
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Responding to challenging behaviour, including sexualised behaviours and attitudes
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Managing the ‘difficult’ questions
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Recognising the barriers to young people engaging effectively
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The RSE Curriculum
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Age-appropriate content – PSHE Guidance
‘Talk the Talk’ Primary
A workshop for parents of primary school children
2 hours
The Department for Education guidance mentions that Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) Relationships Education (RE) and Health Education (HE) puts parents as prime educators, with schools complementing and reinforcing what children learn at home. This training aims to support parents, guardians and carers, or anyone who would like to gain a better understanding of how to talk to children in primary school about sex and friendships, relationships, our bodies, and online safety. We’ll explore
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The key elements of RE and HE in primary education
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How to normalise conversations around friendships, relationships, sex, and our bodies
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Appropriate language when talking to children
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Building a positive body image, talking about the genitals, and supporting puberty changes.
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Talking about masturbation in childhood
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Tips for online safety and pornography access
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Understanding healthy relationships, families, diversity and LGTBQ+ awareness
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Promoting consent at home
‘Talk the Talk’ Secondary
A workshop for parents of secondary school children and young people
2 hours
The Department for Education guidance mentions that Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) Relationships Education (RE) and Health Education (HE) puts parents as prime educators, with schools complementing and reinforcing what children learn at home. This training aims to support parents, guardians and carers, or anyone who would like to gain a better understanding of how to talk to children and young people of secondary school age about sex and relationships, our bodies and online safety. We’ll explore
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The key elements of RSE and HE in secondary education
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How to normalise conversations around relationships, sex, and our bodies
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Appropriate language when talking to children and young people
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Building a positive body image, talking about the genitals; supporting puberty changes and talking about masturbation
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Tips for online safety and pornography access
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Sexual health during teen years, understanding healthy relationships, LGTBQ+ awareness
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Promoting consent at home
Our RSE Topics
• What is a Relationship?
• Different Types of Families
• Power Dynamics and Grooming
• Practising Consent
• Staying Safe Online
• Body Image
• Puberty
• Anatomy and Sex
• LGBTQ+
• Staying Safe Online
• Unpicking Gender
• Breaking Up and Making Up (Friendships)
• What is Intimacy?
• Sexual Consent
• Contraception
• STIs
• Negotiating Condom Use
• Are You Ready?
• Sexual Violence
• Coercion and Control
• Breaking Up and Making Up (Relationships)
• Gender Identity
• Online Relationships
• Pornography
• Sexual Stereotypes
• Sexual Rights and Responsibilities
• Anatomy Revisited
• Contraception and STIs Revisited
• Body Image
• Pornography and Ethics
• Consent Revisited
• Analysing Risk
• Pornography Revisited
• Sexual Aftercare
• Am I Normal?
Participants aged 16+ can also access our Relationships and Sex Trainings