Sacha Mason is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Studies at Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln, UK.Richard Woolley is Head of the Centre for Education and Inclusion at the University of Worcester, UK.

'A sensible, sensitive, well-written and easily accessible book that clearly puts the case for relationships education being at the heart of the primary curriculum. It provides an excellent critical analysis of the present situation and demonstrates a clear vision of what is required to help our young children progress successfully towards adulthood. Essential reading for all prospective and serving primary teachers.' Gillian L. S. Hilton, freelance education advisor and Research Supervisor at Middlesex University, UK

• Introduction \ 1. The Historical Context for Sex and Relationship Education \ 2. The Wider Context \ 3. The Question of Relationships \ 4. Exploring Children's Views: A Pedagogy of Listening \ 5. Adult Concerns about Relationships and Sex Education \ 6. Children's Difficult Questions \ 7. Where Next? \ References \ Postscript \ Index

Sacha Mason is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Studies at Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln, UK.Richard Woolley is Head of the Centre for Education and Inclusion at the University of Worcester, UK.

'A sensible, sensitive, well-written and easily accessible book that clearly puts the case for relationships education being at the heart of the primary curriculum. It provides an excellent critical analysis of the present situation and demonstrates a clear vision of what is required to help our young children progress successfully towards adulthood. Essential reading for all prospective and serving primary teachers.' Gillian L. S. Hilton, freelance education advisor and Research Supervisor at Middlesex University, UK

• Introduction \ 1. The Historical Context for Sex and Relationship Education \ 2. The Wider Context \ 3. The Question of Relationships \ 4. Exploring Children's Views: A Pedagogy of Listening \ 5. Adult Concerns about Relationships and Sex Education \ 6. Children's Difficult Questions \ 7. Where Next? \ References \ Postscript \ Index

Sacha Mason is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Studies at Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln, UK.Richard Woolley is Head of the Centre for Education and Inclusion at the University of Worcester, UK.

'A sensible, sensitive, well-written and easily accessible book that clearly puts the case for relationships education being at the heart of the primary curriculum. It provides an excellent critical analysis of the present situation and demonstrates a clear vision of what is required to help our young children progress successfully towards adulthood. Essential reading for all prospective and serving primary teachers.' Gillian L. S. Hilton, freelance education advisor and Research Supervisor at Middlesex University, UK

• Introduction \ 1. The Historical Context for Sex and Relationship Education \ 2. The Wider Context \ 3. The Question of Relationships \ 4. Exploring Children's Views: A Pedagogy of Listening \ 5. Adult Concerns about Relationships and Sex Education \ 6. Children's Difficult Questions \ 7. Where Next? \ References \ Postscript \ Index