RSE @ Home with Brook – 2024/25
RSE at Home with Brook is our series specifically created for parents and carers who want to further support their children’s relationship and sex education at home. Brook expert staff use their knowledge and experience to give you support on how to address potentially tricky topics at home.
School RSE focusses on the facts, the law and the expectations of the school and wider community. It provides an opportunity to discuss issues in a depersonalised way which keeps everyone in the classroom safe whatever their beliefs or experience.
RSE at home is a real opportunity to talk about your family’s values and beliefs, and to use examples from your own family and people you know to talk about health and relationships.
These information sessions are delivered online via Zoom and Instagram (@sexualhealthbucks). The video recordings of each session will also be uploaded to our Facebook page at Sexual Health Bucks.
If you have any questions you would like to be covered on any of the following topics, you can send them anonymously here
Sessions
STIs/Contraception
Overview of session
This session will help give parents and carers a better understanding of the topic of condoms, contraception and STI’s. It will equip parents and carers with the knowledge and information to support their child’s sexual health and wellbeing, by covering frequently asked questions such as: how and when to broach these subjects at home, common contraception myths, how to support your child with an STI diagnosis and where they can access condoms, contraception and STI testing/treatment.
Send us your questions about STIs and Contraception here, and we will try our best to address them during the session.
Course Schedule
Sex and the Media
Overview of session
This session will help give parents and carers a better understanding of the topic of sex in the media. It will cover frequently asked questions such as: how relationships and sex in the media may influence your child or young person’s own experiences, how to help your child recognise that what they see in the media (including pornography) is rarely true to life, and what are some of the relevant laws around pornography and taking/sharing sexual imagery.
Send us your questions about Sex in the Media here, and we will try our best to address them during the session.