Subject Specific: PSHE and RE
Inclusive RSE for SEND Pupils
Effective Teaching of RSE
A practical CPD session supporting primary teachers to deliver high-quality PSHE with confidence and consistency. It explores expectations within the current Ofsted framework, alongside the structure and effective implementation of the Camden PSHE Framework. Participants will develop a clear understanding of the core principles underpinning effective PSHE teaching and how these translate into engaging, well-sequenced lessons. The session focuses on building teacher confidence in addressing sensitive topics, promoting pupil voice, and ensuring a coherent approach across the curriculum.
A full-day, in-person training, delivered by the Sex Education Forum, supporting schools to strengthen their approach to Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) for all learners, including those with SEND.
The session provides clear guidance on statutory expectations alongside practical, adaptable strategies to ensure RSE is accessible, inclusive, and responsive to a wide range of pupil needs.
Who should attend? KS1 and 2 Practitioners, SENCOs, PSHE Leads, Support Staff
Who should attend? KS1 and 2 Practitioners, PSHE Leads, Support Staff
Details: 7th October / 9.30am - 3.30pm
Details: 11 November 2026 / 1pm - 4pm
Essentials in Teaching RSE
RE Interfaith Conferences
An online CPD session provides practical guidance and strategies to support the effective teaching of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) in primary schools.
Funded by NASACRE and the Westhill Endowment, Camden SACRE is delivering a series of Primary Interfaith Conferences across Camden neighbourhoods during Spring 2026 and 2027, in partnership with Camden Faith Forum. Each school is invited to attend one conference with six to eight Year 4/5 pupils and a member of staff. The day runs from 9:30am to 2:15pm and provides a rich, pupil-centred learning experience focused on the theme of community. Using a Philosophy for Children (P4C) approach, pupils will engage in facilitated dialogue, exploring what community means through discussion with local faith and belief leaders. The conference enables pupils to deepen their understanding of different perspectives and consider the role of community in wellbeing and everyday life. The conference also functions as a ‘train the trainer’ CPD opportunity. Participating staff will receive full access to materials and planning, enabling them to replicate the experience within their own school. Schools can adapt this into a sequence of RE lessons, a themed day, or a short unit of work.
Participants will develop a clear understanding of statutory expectations, including what to teach at each year group, alongside practical approaches to planning and delivering age-appropriate lessons. The session focuses on building teacher confidence in addressing sensitive content with clarity and consistency.
Who should attend? KS1 and 2 Practitioners, PSHE Leads, Support Staff
Details: 2 June 2027 / 3.45pm - 5.15pm
RSE in Year 5 and 6 A session for Year 5 and Year 6 teachers supports the effective delivery of Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE). It develops understanding of statutory requirements and provides practical guidance to ensure high-quality, age-appropriate teaching. Participants will explore approaches to teaching key content, including healthy relationships and puberty, alongside strategies for assessment and pupil engagement. The session also focuses on creating safe, inclusive learning environments and responding to sensitive questions with clarity and confidence.
For more information please contact: Claire Clinton / claire.clinton@rematters.co.uk
Who should attend? PSHE Leads, Year 5 and 6 Teachers
Details: 25 May 2027 / 1pm - 4pm
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