I Matter for Schools
Supporting PSHE - RSHE and Neighbourhood Working

The revised statutory Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) guidance came into effect in England on 1 September 2026. Alongside this, the Neighbourhood Health Framework, published in March 2026, sets a direction for more coordinated services, prevention and locally developed approaches to health and wellbeing.

These developments create an opportunity to consider what is needed to support more joined up working. 

Perhaps relationship health can support some shared thinking?

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How the journey works

  • Explore it — discover relationship health and begin to recognise your own patterns.
  • Learn it — build a stronger understanding of the I Matter Framework, stress, behaviour and relationships.
  • Live it — apply what you learn to situations in your own life.
  • Share it — develop a shared language and more useful conversations with others.

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From Relationship Education to 
Relationship Skills

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Discover what relationship health means, why it matters and how the I Matter approach may be relevant to your work.

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I Matter Relationship Heath Learning gives schools and services a low cost method of engaging professionals, parents and individuals in important conversations and reflective learning

On completion of Level 2, we offer additional resources for PSHE/RSHE and neighbour working for prevention:
I Matter Schools Companion (FREE)  and
The Five Developmental Stages for Relationship health (FREE)
Building the Skills for Relationship Health (150 page reference)

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About our low-cost learning trial

Thanks to Kendal-based support and donations through Relationship Health Matters CIC, self-guided Foundations learning is being made available through a low-cost subscription. The trial will be reviewed on 31 March 2027.

You are welcome to submit questions and feedback to inform resource development. Individual replies are not included.

Quick Reminder: Why Learn I Matter?

If you would like to:

✓ ensure your practice with children, young people and families has strong foundations 
✓ develop your understanding of relationship health and an I Matter approach
✓ improve your ability to work with challenges under pressure
✓ develop a shared practical evidence-based language across teams
✓ strengthen your own confidence wellbeing and resilience for work and home 

...then you're in the right place.