As part of our schools PSHE curriculum, and in line with statutory government guidance, pupils may receive intervention on Relationships and Sex Education during their time at Oakfield
The education is based on national guidance and the JIGSAW PSHE programme already in the school’s curriculum and is delivered by the Public Health Programmes Team (School Nurses).
The lessons will cover the following topics:
- What happens during puberty
- The body changes that occur during puberty.
- The female reproductive organs and what happens during a period (menstruation) and products to use.
- The male reproductive organs including wet dreams and erections and how to manage both.
- Consent and keeping ourselves safe
- The importance of practicing good personal hygiene
- Relationship stages, sexual relationships and consent
- Human reproduction in the context of the human life cycle
- How a baby is made and grows
- Where to go for help and support
The School Nursing Team also provide targeted nursing support, a referral is required. Children and young people aged 11 to 19 can be referred (or self-refer) for individual assessment/support. Parents/carers can also refer their child following the link below:
The School Nurse can offer support in the following areas:
- Emotional Health
- Keeping Healthy
- Weight and Health Eating
- Sexual Health and Healthy Relationships,
- Smoking
- Drugs and Alcohol
- Sleep
If you require any more information, please contact a member of the EWB Team or alternatively:
- Jackie Stockdale – Parent & Young Person Liaison Officer
- Jo Jordan – Emotional Wellbeing Manager/Deputy DSL