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Cre8tive Summary: Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Protected Characteristics

Posted by Brett Kingsnorth on 15.07.25 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Education, Health, Inspire, Wellbeing

Gender Identity and Gender Reassignment: This is an area where the final guidance diverged significantly from the draft. The draft 2024 consultation version had taken a strict position: it stated that “Schools should not teach about the broader concept of gender identity”,

Notable Inclusions and Exclusions in the Final RSHE 2025 Guidance

Posted by Brett Kingsnorth on 15.07.25 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Mental Health, Mindfulness, PSHE

Notable Inclusions and Exclusions in the Final RSHE 2025 Guidance

New 2025 RSHE Guidance – Changes to the Primary Curriculum

Posted by Brett Kingsnorth on 15.07.25 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Community, Education, Learning, PSHE, RSE, Thank You

Relationships Education (Primary): The core content of primary relationships education remains focused on friendships, families, respect, and safety, but the final guidance has changed

The Minefield which is RSE and Health

Posted by Brett Kingsnorth on 15.07.25 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Covid-19, Education, Mental Health, PSHE, Relationships, RSE, Wellbeing

Health and Wellbeing (Secondary): The secondary health education content was also updated in both draft and final guidance. Additions include more on mental health

PSHE Changes (Statutory RSE and Health Education)

Posted by Brett Kingsnorth on 15.07.25 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Education, Health, PSHE, Relationships, RSE, Sex Education, Wellbeing

Relationships and Sex Education (Secondary): The 2025 guidance (draft and final) significantly expands secondary RSE content compared to the older 2019 guidance. Both versions introduce a range of new topics and greater depth to address contemporary issues

Escape Rooms – a great tool to help assess students’ knowledge and understanding

Posted by Cre8tive Resources Team on 02.04.21 in Resources

Tags: Activities, cre8tiver, Creativity, Inspire, Teaching

Escape rooms are an innovative and exciting educational tool that allows students to use their knowledge and learning in a challenging and fun way. They allow students to use their critical thinking and teamwork skills to solve a variety of puzzles - the attraction of this being in the “gamification” of learning!

PSHE Education – still a work in progress?

Posted by Russell Stanley on 25.03.21 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Education, PSHE, RSE, Sex Education

How do we keep PSHE at the forefront of everyone’s minds beyond the implementation of the statutory elements? Here are a few top tips to keep in mind to ensure it has a high profile:

Weʼre raising £2,500 to fund my women’s empowerment expedition to Puerto Morelos

Posted by Maddie King on 04.03.21 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Active Citizenship, Charity, Education

Why Teachers Should Use Tarsia Puzzles In The Classroom And Online

Posted by Brett Kingsnorth on 23.02.21 in Resources

Tags: cre8tiver, Education, Puzzle, tarsia

Over the years educators have studied the many benefits of puzzles on learning. From how it enhances brainpower to improving learners' concentration. Puzzles are a helpful resource.

Delivering Meaningful Relationship and Sex Education Within the PSHE Curriculum

Posted by Marc Baggott (Straight Talking Peer Education) on 21.10.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: PSHE, Relationships, Sex Education, Straight Talking Peer Education

PSHE is important for preparing students mentally and socially for the world outside of school. A rounded coverage in RSE topics equips students with knowledge and awareness to make better life decisions. Straight Talking Peer Education offers workshops for secondary school students that help to reinforce learning within the PSHE curriculum.