Alice Hoyle
Alice Hoyle is an elected member of the Sex Education Forum Advisory group and was made a life member of the PSHE Association in 2015. She has an MSc in Sexual Health Education and works freelance as an advisory teacher of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE). As a qualified teacher she now also works as a Youth worker specialising in mental health, sexual health, youth voice and LGBT+.
Alice works for DO… RSE for schools, a relationships and sex education resource and collaboration which provides expert-led support and resources to ensure truly inclusive RSE is being delivered in schools. She also works for the Sex and History Project at Exeter University and for Westminster University as a practitioner/researcher exploring the role of parents in sex education.
Alice is also an author and her second book for RSE teachers filled with lesson activities and ideas was published in December 2019. Alice is particularly passionate about creative and innovative approaches to RSE, supporting parents with RSE and RSE in the early years.