Last updated by Stephanie Rosser on Tuesday, July 1, 2025
The RSHE survey findings have now been published and can be viewed on the link below. This includes a comprehensive analysis of the findings for Greater Essex and summary findings for the districts that received sufficient responses (Brentwood, Braintree, Chelmsford, Colchester and Maldon).
There is further information about sexual health services in Essex available from the Essex Sexual Health Service (commissioned by Essex Public Health). Their services include support with RSHE lesson delivery, professionals training on a range of RSHE related topics, RSHE recognition scheme for education settings, 121 education and early intervention offer supporting young people with vulnerabilities or who may be at risk from harm or sexual ill health.