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• Safeguarding: NSPCC PANTS rule with film.
• Example of model primary curricula from Catholic Education.

• Sexual health and relationships: up to date information on all aspects of sexual and reproductive health available on Sexwise’s website which teachers may find helpful for their knowledge.
• Abuse in relationships: Disrespect NoBody from the Home Office and Government Equalities Office.
• Consent: PSHE Association lesson plans from the PSHE association.
• LGBT inclusivity: Stonewall lesson plans and materials for primary and secondary.
• Resources covering all contexts, including online, and specifically relationships and bullying, alcohol, smoking, stress, body image from Public Health England website with videos made by young people and resources tested with teachers.
• Example model secondary curricula from Catholic education.

• Mental health and emotional wellbeing lesson plans for PSHE Association.
• MindEd educational resources on children and young people’s mental health.

• Education for a Connected World is the UK Council for Internet safety (UKCCIS)
  framework of digital knowledge and skills for different ages and stages.
• Sexting advice from UKCCIS for schools on preventative education and managing reports of sexting.
• Thinkuknow is the education programme from National Crime Agency (NCA) and Child Exploitation Online Programme (CEOP), which protects children both online and offline. The site offers materials for parents, teachers and pupils on a wide range of online safety issues and facts about areas such as digital footprints, recognising fake websites and checking URLs.

• PSHE Association Programme of study for KS1-5

Teacher training on drugs, alcohol and tobacco – a training module for primary and secondary schools to use to train staff to teach about drugs, alcohol and tobacco.

• Practical advice and information from Educate Against Hate for teachers, teachers in leadership positions and parents on protecting children from extremism and radicalization.

• Non-statutory framework for Citizenship KS 1 and 2 (Non-statutory programme of study). Schools may wish to draw on the Citizenship programme of study in their planning.

Public Health England’s Child and Maternal Health Intelligence Network brings together a range of publicly available data, information, reports, tools and resources on child and maternal health into one easily accessible hub.

It includes school-age health profiles and young people’s health profiles.

The indicators allow areas to see how they perform against the national average and
against other local areas. These tools, accompanied by local health intelligence, will be useful in supporting schools to identify and respond to the particular health and wellbeing needs of their local school-age population.

There are also early years health profiles.