Author: Miss Miller

RHSP – A national teaching and learning resource for Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood education

This resource was developed by a partnership of Local Authorities and Health Boards, with advice from Education Scotland and Scottish Government.

Inline with current guidance, our anti-bullying policy, Getting It Right For Every Child (GIRFEC), United Nations Constitution for the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), and the Curriculum for Excellence (CFE), Calderwood will be using use the national resource to support the deliver of Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood education.

Our champions will teaching this resource this term with their clans. All of our champions have had training to teach the resource.

You can see the full resource at https://rshp.scot/

Content

• All content is age and stage appropriate for learners 3-18 years, organised by Curriculum for Excellence Levels, from Early Level through to Senior Phase.
• Content is up-to-date and engaging and meets the needs of learners with additional support needs, including mild to moderate learning disabilities.
• The resource is made up of a series of Activity Plans that describe how a teacher can approach an aspect of RSHP education.
• The Activity Plans are supported by PowerPoints or other resources the lesson might need.
• There is information for parents and carers, ideas about communicating between school and home, reading lists for school libraries and reading at home.

Why has the resource been developed?

• There is a need to improve the quality, relevance, consistency and coverage of RSHP education.
• We need to deliver RSHP education that helps protect children and young people from harm and supports them to understand that friendships and personal relationships should be healthy, happy and safe.
• The resource helps teachers to source material that is age and stage appropriate, so that they can focus on building relationships with learners.
• We need our RSHP education to reflect a modern and inclusive Scotland where we value and respect the human rights of everyone.

Information for Parents/Carers at each Stage

Early Level (Nursery/P1)

Learning-at-School-Early-Level-information-for-parents-and-carers

Learning-at-Home-Early-Level-information-for-parents-and-carers

Resources can be found here: https://rshp.scot/early-level/ 

First Level (P2-P4)

RSHP-Learning-at-Home-First-Level-information-for-parents-and-carers-1

RSHP-Learning-at-School-First-Level-information-for-parents-and-carers-1

Resources can be found here: https://rshp.scot/first-level/

Second Level (P5-P7)

Learning-at-School-Second-Level-information-for-parents-and-carers-3 (1)

Learning-at-Home-Second-Level-information-for-parents-and-carers

Resources can be found here: https://rshp.scot/second-level/ 

 

Frequently asked Questions

https://rshp.scot/faq/

 

RHSP Resource Films

A series of short films made are all available here: https://vimeo.com/showcase/6310425

Which explore:

• Why does RSHP matter?
• Who should receive RSHP?
• What does RSHP equip children and young people to deal with?
• What is my responsibility and what support is available in local areas?
• How do we acknowledge an respond to concerns about RSHP?
• Is the new teaching resource age and stage appropriate?
• What is the role of parents and carers within RSHP?
• What do children and young people want from their RSHP?
• What practical learning do children and young people receive from RSHP education