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A new report by the Chief Medical Officer makes a series of recommendations to improve women’s health in the UK. In her latest report, Professor Dame Sally Davies makes a range of recommendations to improve women's health in England, most notably that the DfE and DoH make SRE "a routine part of all children's education" a recommendation which the RSE Hub welcomes and profoundly supports.
Recommendation 8:
"I recommend that the Department for Education and Department of Health together make integrated personal, social, health and economic education (PSHE) with sex and relationships education (SRE) a routine and, if necessary, statutory part of all children’s education."
Click here to read the report in full.
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