RSHE Consultation
Relationships, Sex and Health Education
It is a statutory requirement that all schools must consult with parents and pupils about the RSHE curriculum they provide.
The DfE states that: "Parents are not able to veto curriculum content, but schools must consult with parents when developing their RSHE policy and it is right that they are able to see what their children are being taught, especially in relation to sensitive topics, and schools should respond positively to requests from parents to see material." RSHE Guidance, DfE, 2025.
At Amberley, we want to make clear the benefits of RSHE on children's physical and mental wellbeing, as well as playing a key role in safeguarding children.
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Below you will find links to provide you with more information about the proposed amendments to our curriculum coverage. Please use the RSHE parent survey link to let us know what your opinions.