| Presents a review of the changes in sex and relationships education [SRE] in England over the past 21 years, discusses the current policy context, and sets out a vision for the future. The conference papers cover a broad range of SRE issues, including: a history of SRE campaigning, what works - international evidence, characteristics of effective SRE, a normative approach to SRE, young people and pornography, exploring SRE in a multi-faith society, building bridges between parents and schools, involving young people in SRE, and working creatively with vulnerable young people. |
