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Sophie King-Hill, Associate Professor at the Health Services Management Centre, University of Birmingham

Schools know sharing sex ed lessons with parents is vital – it's something they already do

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The education secretary Gillian Keegan has written to schools in England stating that they should be sharing relationships, sex and health education (RSHE) teaching materials with parents and carers, even if copyright contracts with external providers of school resources appear to prevent them from doing so.

In another letter, this time to parents and carers, she outlines that they have a “fundamental right” to know what is being taught in RSHE sessions.

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