I’m a Sex and Relationships Education Advisory Teacher (I teach, write, train, facilitate, advise, advocate and campaign on all things Sex and Relationships Education (SRE) (and Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE).
My specialisms include HIV education, tackling sexual bullying, LGBT school issues & innovative SRE, and I am keen to support schools with anything from the very basics in SRE all the way up to the really cutting edge SRE materials. Previously SRE Adviser for a London Borough and HIV education adviser for two London Boroughs I now freelance as an SRE and PSHE specialist teacher.
I am an elected member of the advisory council of the PSHE association “the subject association for all professionals working in PSHE education” and I am very proud to represent them on the Sex Education Forum “a unique collaboration of member organisations and practitioner networks that identifies itself as the leader, authority and trusted voice on SRE.”
I am also a volunteer youth worker and mum to two little ones, which also keeps me busy!
Please note: all the views in this blog are my own and not necessarily any of the agencies I work for.
If you would like to contact me for work or other any other enquiries then please email me on sexedukation[at]gmail[dot]com
P.S In case you were worried I was a substandard teacher who couldn’t spell Education – I assure you I am not. It’s Sex (and Relationships) Ed in the UK, y’see?
P.P.S You can also follow me on twitter I am @SexEdUKation
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Al i cn say is dat u r dng a gr8 job, u r my hero i wanna b jst lyk u one day!
That is very kind of you to say so, thankyou. Might I very gently suggest to get a career in education you work on avoiding text speak for anything other than text messages to your friends? Good luck with it though- best job in the world!
I really admire what you do and would love to get into the field of SRE. What I can’t figure out is how on earth you get started! How did you get into it?
Thankyou. I always wanted to be a teacher since I was tiny. I did a science degree so I assumed I’d end up a science teacher which I did initially, but I spent some time in Africa working on an HIV/AIDS education project which then sparked the interest in sexual health so I just pushed for as much PSHE in my timetable as possible and specialised in it.