pshe, pshe and sre, sex education
Purposes and delivery models for PSHE explored
28 October 2014
The Education Committee holds its second evidence session on PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic education) and SRE (Sex and Relationships Education) on Tuesday 4 November.
- Parliament TV: watch the PSHE and SRE in schools session
- Inquiry: PSHE and SRE in schools
- Education Committee
Witnesses
Tuesday 4 November, Venue: Committee room 6, Palace of Westminster
At 9.30am
- Dr Graham Ritchie, Principal Policy Advisor, Office of the Children’s Commissioner
- Sarah Carter, Trustee, Family Education Trust
- Joe Hayman, Chief Executive, PSHE Association
- Natasha Browne, Former Chair, Youth Select Committee on “A Curriculum for Life”
At 10.30am
- Crispin Drummond, Explore—Students Exploring Marriage
- Michael Mercieca, Chief Executive, Young Enterprise
- Dr Ann Hoskins, Deputy Director Health and Wellbeing, Public Health England
- Michael O’Toole, Chief Executive, Mentor
Timings are approximate.
Purpose of the session
This is the second session for the PSHE and SRE inquiry, with one panel focused on the purposes of PSHE education, how the views of young people and parents should shape the curriculum and whether a child has a ‘right’ to PSHE education.
A second panel explores delivery models for PSHE education and topics such as drugs and alcohol, financial education, health and relationships.