GLiSH and Education: Working Together to Support Young People

GLiSH are running a teaching session for education providers at the International Bomber Command Centre on Tuesday 8 December, starting at 09:00. It's a morning session focused on RSE, PSHE, and sexual health education, and GLiSH will be the ones facilitating it.

If you're not familiar with the acronyms, RSE is Relationships and Sex Education and PSHE is Personal, Social, Health and Economic education. They're the parts of the curriculum that deal with how young people navigate relationships, health, and their place in the world — the kind of stuff that can be tricky to get right in a classroom. GLiSH are the ones leading the session, so the morning is built around their approach to these subjects.

The session is aimed at education providers, so it's for the people who deliver this work in schools and colleges rather than for students themselves. The focus is on sexual health education, and the whole thing is facilitated by GLiSH, which means they'll be the ones guiding the conversation and sharing their way of working through the material. It's a professional development morning, not a lecture, so it's designed for people who already work in the field and want to sharpen how they handle these topics.

It's held at the International Bomber Command Centre here in Lincoln, and it kicks off at 09:00 on Tuesday 8 December. Entry is free, so if you're working in education and this is your area, it's a straightforward one to add to the calendar.