Hey Everyone, Just sharing another list of sources, this time in sequence with the sources I used in a workshop with school nurses about school based RSE. BBC news. (1999, March 24). BBC News | Health | Government pledges to cut teen pregnancies . http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/302149.stm In 1998 "More 14 and 15-year-old girls call ChildLine about pregnancy than any other issue." Local Government Association, & Public Health England. (2018). Good progress but more to do: Teenage pregnancy and young parents. Case studies and practical examples. Local Government Association . https://www.local.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/15.7%20Teenage%20pregnancy_09.pdf Broadly the teenage pregnancy prevention strategy worked, but was most effective in areas where investments made in both school based RSE and youth friendly sexual health services. Ofsted. (2021). Review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges . GOV.UK. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/review-of-s
I have decided to put together another reading list. This time focusing on the specific overlap between RSE and faith. Including a link on this list is not an explicit recommendation of their full content but as examples of what is being written about the connections between the two field. (List is not yet complete and will be expanded) Sadly some links to journal articles are behind a paywall. If you contact the article's author on www.researchgate.net you will often find them willing to email you a copy for free. Websites and free downloads Abrahamic Commentary on the English DfE RSE Legislation Jewish, Christian and Islamic notes on each learning outcome within the 2019 English RS(H)E statutory guidance for schools. Faith, values and sex and relationships education (guidance from the sex education forum that is showing its age but still an interesting read) Books The Sex Thing: Reimagining conversations with young people about sex * (A contemporary book discussing Chris