We want to take the taboo away from relationships and sex education and empower young people (and adults!) to have more open and frank conversations about issues that are affecting them through having an inclusive, culturally sensitive approach to teaching RSHE. 

We also want to make compulsory RSHE more effective by training educators on discussing controversial topics, dealing with safeguarding concerns and being aware of current issues. 

Culturally sensitive RSHE is important to us. We recognise that everyone's attitudes and values around sex and relationships aren’t the same- that would just be boring! 

We are excited to share good practice and our expertise so all students in all schools are prepared for life both in and out of the classroom.