RSE Champions Registration (Talking to Children about Sex and Relationships )
Talking to Children about Sex and Relationships (Option 1)
Sunday 6 August 7-8pm (Talk-5-1)
This session will be repeated thrice, so you only need to attend it once.
Parents often struggle to talk to their children about sex and relationships. It is a taboo subject which most Muslim parents shy away from.
In a hypersexualised age, it is dangerous to allow sexual messaging and the corresponding liberal values to shape our children’s values.
When we choose not to speak about the issues which surround them, we are consenting to influences, people and industries shaping our children’s values around sex and relationships.
This session will talk through the 10 key factors in making conversations easier and impactful. As well as practical Islamic tools that support our children to stay true to their values.
Sunday 6 August, 7-8pm
Talking to Children about Sex and Relationships (Option 2)
Monday 7 August 7-8pm (Talk-5-2)
This session will be repeated thrice, so you only need to attend it once.
Parents often struggle to talk to their children about sex and relationships. It is a taboo subject which most Muslim parents shy away from.
In a hypersexualised age, it is dangerous to allow sexual messaging and the corresponding liberal values to shape our children’s values.
When we choose not to speak about the issues which surround them, we are consenting to influences, people and industries shaping our children’s values around sex and relationships.
This session will talk through the 10 key factors in making conversations easier and impactful. As well as practical Islamic tools that support our children to stay true to their values.
Monday 7 August 7-8pm
Talking to Children about Sex and Relationships (Option 3)
Thursday 10 August 7-8pm (Talk-5-3)
This session will be repeated thrice, so you only need to attend it once.
Parents often struggle to talk to their children about sex and relationships. It is a taboo subject which most Muslim parents shy away from.
In a hypersexualised age, it is dangerous to allow sexual messaging and the corresponding liberal values to shape our children’s values.
When we choose not to speak about the issues which surround them, we are consenting to influences, people and industries shaping our children’s values around sex and relationships.
This session will talk through the 10 key factors in making conversations easier and impactful. As well as practical Islamic tools that support our children to stay true to their values.
Thursday 10 August 7-8pm
