How Well Does Your RSE Curriculum Meet International Standards?
Is your RSE provision doing what you hope it does?
Relationships and sex education is one of the most important and most sensitive parts of school life. It is also one of the hardest to get right. This self-assessment helps you step back and take an honest look at where your school is now across eight key areas, from policy and curriculum to staff confidence, parent partnership and safeguarding.
It takes around 10 minutes. At the end you will receive a visual profile of your provision, a summary of your strengths and priority areas, and suggested next steps. There are no right or wrong answers, only an honest starting point.
RSE self-assessment profile
Your profile builds as you answer. Rate every statement to see the full picture.
Your profile across the eight sections. The further a point is from the centre, the stronger the provision.
Analysis
Explore further support with the "Building an Effective RSE Curriculum: Where to Begin?" course
If your results highlight areas for development, this course offers a practical starting point.
The course covers:
- RSE policies, guidance and local requirements
- Curriculum development and mapping
- Practical templates and resources
- Adapting RSE to your school's context
It combines two live sessions with self-paced learning and practical activities.
Available through the EduSpark Online Learning Platform, or contact Natalie for further information.
Save the date for the Choice & Consent RSE Conference
27–28 May 2027 | Asia
Join educators from across Asia for two days of practical, evidence-informed RSE, exploring policy, teacher confidence, sensitive topics, parent engagement, curriculum and resources, and research from international schools in Asia.
More details and registration information coming soon.