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EPR – Education for EPR – Education for Personal RelationshipsPersonal Relationships
Whilst it is not compulsory forWhilst it is not compulsory for
primary schools to teach Relationshipprimary schools to teach Relationship
and Sex Education, the policy of theand Sex Education, the policy of the
Diocese is that schools do teach thisDiocese is that schools do teach this
subject. The fundamental vocation ofsubject. The fundamental vocation of
every human being is to love. Johnevery human being is to love. John
Paul II wrote:Paul II wrote:
““Humans cannot live without love.Humans cannot live without love.
They remain a being that isThey remain a being that is
incomprehensible for themselves, theirincomprehensible for themselves, their
EPR POLICYEPR POLICY
Equal opportunities:Equal opportunities:
At St. Joseph’s School, we are committed to racial equality and equality of opportunities in all At St. Joseph’s School, we are committed to racial equality and equality of opportunities in all aspects of school life. Education in Personal Relationships will be delivered in line with the aspects of school life. Education in Personal Relationships will be delivered in line with the School’sSchool’s
Equal Opportunities and Racial Equality Policies and within an atmosphere of mutual respect.Equal Opportunities and Racial Equality Policies and within an atmosphere of mutual respect.
Resources selected to support the programme will be free from cultural bias whenever possible and Resources selected to support the programme will be free from cultural bias whenever possible and avoid gender stereotyping. Education in Personal Relationships will be available to all pupilsavoid gender stereotyping. Education in Personal Relationships will be available to all pupils
regardless of race, gender, culture or disability.regardless of race, gender, culture or disability.
ImplementationImplementation
Education in Personal Relationships will be taught in the context of Education in Personal Relationships will be taught in the context of marriage. Topics and themes may be repeated from year to year in greater marriage. Topics and themes may be repeated from year to year in greater depth, taking account of pupils’ development anddepth, taking account of pupils’ development and
our RE Scheme of Work – God Matters. At St. Joseph’s we follow the our RE Scheme of Work – God Matters. At St. Joseph’s we follow the Education in Personal Relationships scheme recommended by Clifton Diocese.Education in Personal Relationships scheme recommended by Clifton Diocese.
Journey In Love – Sr Journey In Love – Sr Jude GrodenJude GrodenVision StatementVision Statement
To be made in the image of God means to be a To be made in the image of God means to be a person in relationship. It is in this context person in relationship. It is in this context that our sexuality grows and develops from the that our sexuality grows and develops from the moment of our conception.moment of our conception.
JOURNEY IN LOVE
A Journey in Love has as it foundational premise A Journey in Love has as it foundational premise the belief that we are made in the image and the belief that we are made in the image and likeness of God and, as a consequence, gender and likeness of God and, as a consequence, gender and sexuality are God’s gift, reflect God’s beauty and sexuality are God’s gift, reflect God’s beauty and share in the divine creativity.share in the divine creativity.
How am I changing?How am I changing?
7 A Journey in Love7 A Journey in Love - - Year 3Year 3
Prayer
Think of all the people who take care of you
and help you.
Generous God,bless and care for them.
Amen.
8 A Journey in Love - Year 38 A Journey in Love - Year 3
How do I take care of others?
SOCIALSOCIAL
9 A Journey in Love9 A Journey in Love - - Year 3Year 3
How do I keep myself safe?
How do I help others tomake and keep friends?
The LonerThe LonerHe leans against the playground wall,
Smacks his hands against the bricks
And other boredom-beating tricks,
Traces patterns with his feet,
Scuffs to make the tarmac squeak,
Back against the wall he stays
And never plays.
The playground’s quick with life,
The beat is strong.
Through sharp as a knife
Strife doesn’t last long.
There is shouting, laughter, song,
And a place at the wall
For who won’t belong.
We pass him running, skipping, walking,
In slow huddled groups, low talking,
Each in our familiar clique
We pass him by and never speak,
His loneness is his shell and shield
And neither he nor we will yield.
He wasn’t there at the wall today,
Someone said he’d moved away
To another school and place
And on the wall where he used to lean
Someone had chalked
“Watch this space.”
10 A Journey in Love10 A Journey in Love - - Year 3Year 3
Bless our friends and help me to be a better friend.
Amen.
Prayer
11 A Journey in Love - Year 311 A Journey in Love - Year 3
EMOTIONALEMOTIONAL
How do you feel when afriend is not therefor you?
How do your friends feelwhen you are not therefor them?
How can you be amore supportive friend?
12 A Journey in Love12 A Journey in Love - - Year 3Year 3
We will change more before we are grownWe will change more before we are grown
7 A Journey in Love - Year 57 A Journey in Love - Year 5
boy…
…to man
Physical changes in boys
Testosterone in the bloodstream triggers changes
Muscles and bones develop Voice deepens Some boys get uneven breast development in early puberty
Waist thickens Limbs lengthen in proportion to body Shoulders broaden Wet dreams and erections
8 A Journey in Love - Year 58 A Journey in Love - Year 5
Penis and scrotum enlarge
Production of sperm and discharge
of seminal fluid during ejaculation
Adam’s apple enlarges
Hair can grow on face, chest
and back as well as underarms
and pubic area
Physical changes in boys continued
9 A Journey in Love - Year 59 A Journey in Love - Year 5
10 A Journey in Love - Year 510 A Journey in Love - Year 5
girl…
…to woman
Physical changes in girls
Uterus enlarges
11 A Journey in Love - Year 511 A Journey in Love - Year 5
Breasts develop: they come in all shapes and sizes
Hips broaden and waist slims
Ovaries produce oestrogen
Hormonal activity
Menstruation begins (about 12 monthsafter breasts begin to develop)
Usually start to grow hair on underarm, pubic area and legs Vaginal lining thickens