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Sex and relationship education (SRE) policy: model and examples
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17 July 2018
Statutory/mandatory for:
Maintained schools
Academies
Free schools
Pupil referral units
What does this mean?
Are there examples of sex and relationship education policies? We link to examples of sex and relationship education (SRE) policies from primary, secondary and special schools, including schools with a religious character.
Contents
- 1 Model policy from The Key
- 2 Requirement to have an SRE policy
- 3 Examples from primary schools
- 4 Example from a secondary school
- 5 Examples from special schools
- 6 Examples from schools with a religious character
Article features
- 2 downloads
- 11 external links
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