Delivery:

Delivery is interactive and participative including whole class discussion, small group discussion, questions and answers, power point presentations, quizzes, interactive worksheets, skills practice, case studies and role-play.  Our work has mainly been with Key Stages 3-5, but we can also work with Key Stage 2, or students in higher education.

Subjects:

• Sexually Transmitted Infections
  Identifying STIs, symptoms, transmission, prevention, condom use, safer sex, testing, where to go for help. Identifying risk around HIV, values and stigma
•  Contraception
  Conception, methods of contraception, condom use, safer sex, pregnancy testing, where to go for help
•  Access to Sexual Health Services
  Visiting sexual health clinics, local clinics including young people’s services, scenarios around how young people may access support
•  Into Adolescence
  Exploration of physical/emotional/social development during puberty/adolescence
•  Abortion
  Facts and myths around abortion, values discussion, dilemmas people may face around unplanned pregnancy
• Teenage Parenting
  Reality of being a young parent
• Relationships
  Nature of friendships and relationships, exploring healthy relationships
• Gender and Sexual Identity
  Exploring values, terminology and positive role models
• Consent in relationships
  Consent and the law, exploring scenarios around consent in sexual situations
• Pleasure and Fulfilment in Relationships
  Qualities of a fulfilling relationship, anatomy of sexual pleasure
• Pornography
  Differentiating between pornography and real life sex, how pornography may influence the lives of young people
• Sexual Exploitation / Abusive Relationships
  Exploration of when and how teenage relationships may become abusive. Recognising signs of exploitation. How to access help and support
• Health, Sex and the Law
  Exploration of the law around sex and relationships in Britain
• Values around Relationships, Sex and Sexual Health
  Critical thinking, small group and whole group discussion around personal values
• Emotional Well-being
  What is emotional well-being for young people? Mental health, body image, eating disorders, self-harm, getting help, peer support and mentoring
• Women’s/Men’s Health
  Including BV/candida/UTIs/breast, cervical or testicular cancer

Other RSE Subjects may be covered by arrangement