Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood (RSHP) is delivered to all learners at Preston Street at part of the Health and Wellbeing curriculum.
We follow a nationally agreed programme of learning which has been developed by the Scottish Government in conjunction with teachers, parents, local authorities, NHS boards and other agencies.
RSHP is an extremely important part of our curriculum and helps us provide a safe, healthy and inclusive learning environment for all pupils. The following leaflet from Healthy Respect provides information for parents about why it is important:
Healthy Respect RSHP Information for Parents
As with all areas of the curriculum, learning within the primary school is split into three curricular Levels:
- Early Level (Nursery and P1)
- First Level (P2, P3 and P4)
- Second Level (P5, P6 and P7)
If you do wish to find out more about the programme and how it is delivered at Preston Street, please contact the school directly.
At the start of every term, we issue guidance to parents to explain what will be taught in RSHP lessons in their child’s class.
The following guidance explains the topics which pupils will learn from September – December 2022:
P1 and P2 RSHP content – October-December 2022
P3 and P4 RSHP content – September – December 2022
P5 and P6 RSHP content – September – December 2022
P7 RSHP content – September – December 2022
The following leaflets provide detail for each level of what is taught at school, and also ways in which you can support your child’s learning at home.
- learning-at-school-in-p1
- Learning at Home – how to support your child in P1
- Learning at School in P2-4
- Learning at home – how to support your P2-4 child
- Learning at School in P5-7
- Learning at Home – how to support your P5-7 child
You can see details about the entire programme by visiting http://www.rshp.scot
Parent information is also available on the site in the following languages:
- Arabic
- Mandarin
- Romanian
- Urdu
- Polish
- Gaelic
If you do visit the above site, please be aware:
- The site is designed for teachers and other interested professionals, so it contains some jargon and technical language;
- The site contains information about learning for children and young people from 3-18 years of age, so not all the lessons and topics within the site would be delivered within the primary setting.