Online CPD: Addressing violence against women and girls through PSHE education (secondary)

Prevention starts with education. Learn how PSHE education can support your school in addressing violence against women and girls through exploring attitudes, behaviours and stereotypes.  

 

Next taking place online on 23 March 2027, 09:30-12:30

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Session description

With an increased focus on violence against women and girls in the statutory RSHE guidance, this course will explore the role your PSHE education curriculum plays in keeping young people safe and healthy.

This online training will explore a range of RSHE topics centred around violence against women and girls, including misogyny, relationship abuse and online harms; exploring how to teach these challenging topics safely, effectively and inclusively. We will consider how our teaching can support behaviour change - while avoiding harm – with practical classroom resources, research-led approaches and best practice pedagogy.

Led by one of our Subject Specialists — the leading national experts in PSHE/RSHE — and slides and accompanying resources shared following the session.  


Session details
Date: Tuesday 23 March 2027
Time: 09:30-12:30
Location: Online via Zoom
Price: £195 per person
Availability: PSHE Association members only (Not a member yet? Join us here)
Payment method: All places are booked per person and all delegates attending will be charged accordingly. We encourage payment by card, however if this is not possible an invoice can be requested when booking. Invoices may also be sent for late bookings.

 

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