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Join the AMS at our headteacher termly meetings across this academic year.
Registration is now open for our Autumn meetings. 
The AMS is leading the development of resources that can be used in the classroom to teach RSE, as well as support for leaders in meeting their statutory obligations; all within an Islamic context.
The AMS has developed resources that will help schools to manage changes in the government’s education policies.
The independent schools council (ISC) have compiled a list of schools amongst their 1300+ members, which has a sixth form provision that offer bursaries. The list of schools is based on highly populated towns and cities that AMS members schools are situated.
There is no right to withdraw from Relationships Education or Health Education in primary or secondary schools.
From September 2020 in primary schools, parents can withdraw their child from any aspect of Sex Education other than those which are part of the science Curriculum. Sex Education is not compulsory in primary schools.
Parents will continue to have a right to request to withdraw their child from sex education delivered as part of RSE in secondary schools (other than those which are part of the Science Curriculum), which, unless there are exceptional circumstances, should be granted
up to three terms before their child turns 16.
At this point, if the pupil themselves wishes to receive sex education rather than be withdrawn, the school should make arrangements for this to happen in one of the three terms before the child turns 16-the legal age of sexual consent.
