1st Edition
Great Relationships and Sex Education 200+ Activities for Educators Working with Young People
Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Creating Safer Spaces Chapter 3: Relationships Chapter 4: Gender and Sexual Equality Chapter 5: Bodies Chapter 6: Sex Chapter 7: Sexual Health Chapter 8: Concluding the learning Chapter 9: Useful Resources
Biography
Alice Hoyle is an expert relationship and sex education teacher and youth worker, specialising in supporting practitioners via training, resources and online communities.
Ester McGeeney is a youth worker and researcher who specialises in conducting youth centred research on relationships and sexualities and in using research to create innovative training and education materials.
"Thanks to all the ideas in this book I’m really enjoying teaching RSE and I can see how much the young people are loving it too. The detailed notes and pointers are really helpful for me, especially when tackling tricky topics like gender. I'm advising every teacher I know to go get a copy!"
- Bryden Joy, Teacher
"Great Relationships and Sex Education has to be the go to book for new and experienced practitioners who want to create an engaging, inclusive and empowering relationships and sexuality education curriculum. Every chapter carefully supports practitioners to develop awareness and confidence on a range of issues from consent to sexual identity with an impressive set of links to find out more about an area of learning or pedagogic technique. Packed with hundreds of interactive activities that can be adapted to any learning environment, this is one of the most comprehensive evidence-based resources from two of the most experienced leading scholar-practitioners in the field."
- Emma Renold, Professor of Childhood Studies, Cardiff University
"This will become one of those books on every PSHE teacher’s shelf that ends up with a multitude of multicoloured tabs poking out... I really hope that it is read by the whole staffroom... The most amazing aspect of the book is the way it helps to give PSHE staff confidence to deal with tricky topics and terminology." - Ceri Stokes, TES
