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This online training course will help you prepare and deliver great Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) at your school. This course, updated with the 2025 RSHE statutory guidance, supports you to feel confident and equipped to teach excellent RSE that ensures the best outcomes for young people.
At Brook, we work with schools and young people every day, so we know how tough it can be to teach Relationships and Sex Education (RSE). Many teachers feel they don’t have the right support or guidance to do it well. That’s where our How to Deliver RSE course comes in.
How to deliver RSE is split into six modules:
This will leave you with an understanding of the importance of evidence-based practice. It will help you to become familiar with the guidance and requirements in your region and will provide the tools to develop a robust RSE policy.
A spiral curriculum means teaching topics that are timely and age appropriate, whilst building on knowledge year on year. This module gives examples of a spiral curriculum in action on three different topics.
This module helps you to check that your knowledge, confidence and skills are where you need them to be. It covers preparation, planning and exploring your own values and expectations. It addresses inclusivity and prioritising safety and boundaries. It also explores safeguarding, providing support, guidance and signposting.
This module will help you to navigate some of the tricky issues that are thrown up by the intersection of faith and RSE. It includes a look at the mandatory guidance and equalities legislation, as well as the lived experience of young people of faith.
This module will identify potentially difficult and sensitive issues for parents and carers. It will support you to implement a range of strategies that will help, including advice on hosting an effective parents and carers RSE event. It also explains how to support parents and carers with techniques they can use to discuss relationships and sex at home.
Recognising some of the barriers to learning that young people may experience in RSE is key to help them overcome them. This module explores different teaching strategies with suitably adapted lesson plans.
Interwoven into these modules are:
I completed this course to understand how to structure RSE lessons to be more inclusive for a whole school approach. I found the course informative and it gave me lots of elements to think about when structuring my RSE lessons.
Excellent course. Just what I needed as a new PSHE/RSE lead.
An extremely useful course for planning lessons, delivering them, adapting them and for communicating with staff and parents.
Really enjoyable and easy to follow course. I feel much more confident in teaching RSE.
Enjoyed the course. It was delivered in a very easy to follow way with useful resources signposted throughout. Would 100% recommend. Has been really valuable and I am excited to embed the CPD into my practice.
It was a brilliant course! I have been able to help the people around me in their teaching too since taking it.
Although this course is more relevant for secondary schools there is still plenty of content that is applicable to primary schools.
Anyone involved in teaching RSE would benefit from the content of this course, however, where mandatory guidance and legislation is mentioned, this is referring to England.
If you’re buying for a few people, the easiest way is to buy several vouchers and add them individually. Enter their email address on the voucher page, add it to your basket and checkout. Once payment is complete, they will be sent a code to buy the course to redeem at checkout.
If you’re buying 10 or more, we can offer group discounts. The more you buy, the more you save.
Get in touch with our Business Development team to discuss your options at training@brook.org.uk. We can then set up a group code making it easy for your staff use when it suits them best.