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Inspiration Magazine Healthy Relationships & Sexuality

Published Jun 28, 2021

Especially for all schools and stakeholders interested in the theme of healthy relationships and sexuality, Gezonde School has created an online inspiration magazine full of good examples from practice. The second edition has now been published.

Inspiration Magazine Healthy Relationships & Sexuality

Strong in collaboration

For the second edition, Gezonde School spoke with schools and professionals across the country about collaborating on the theme of Relationships and sexuality. For example, they spoke with a Specialist in Sporty and Healthy Schools (SSGS) about the added value of an SSGS specialist at school. They asked GGD Zeeland about its strong regional collaboration with various secondary schools. And a primary school teacher showed them how you can still devote attention to relationship and sex education online. This edition also contains plenty of interesting facts, a review of inspiring meetings and a great podcast series.

With the Healthy Relationships & Sexuality incentive programme, Gezonde School aims to ensure that schools pay more attention to healthy and safe relationships and sexuality. In this programme, Rutgers, Stichting School en Veiligheid, Soa Aids Nederland, Siriz and the Gezonde School programme work together. The Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport funds the incentive programme. Want to know more? Visit www.gezondeschool.nl/relaties_seksualiteit.

Click here for the second edition.

Want to read the first edition again? Then click here.

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