Practice sharing is also facilitated through a network exchange facility, whereby over 700 network members post questions and reply with ideas and practical tips, thus sharing invaluable experience and know-how. Live web discussions are hosted on the site on themes such as "should SRE be taught in single-sex groups", to give practitioners the chance to ask questions directly to expert panellists.
The Sex Education Forum website serves as a virtual library on SRE with free downloadable factsheets and briefings on themes such as confidentiality, sexual exploitation and external visitors in SRE. A briefing on the current status of SRE can help practitioners keep up-to-date with the latest national developments and there are lists of teaching resources for SRE at primary and secondary level, for disabilities and special needs, and for parents and carers to use with their children. A new evidence portal makes SRE research accessible and includes listings of free-access international research. Look out for new evidence briefings on topical themes.
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