A lesson for most ages in secondary school that explore how to self examine your body and what to look out for to prevent diseases. it also explores what happens at different medical screening skin examination testicle examination breast tissue examination cervical screens

This lesson was created to introduce and educate 6th form students to think critically. This is because it will help them in every subject to be able to use the information given to draw on accurate conclusions/assumptions and strengths and weaknesses.

A powerpoint lesson that follows on from understanding enthusiastic consent to what the law actually says. Using real life scenarios to put the law into context as well as signposting

A lesson for Y7/8 about what objectifying language is and the impact it can have on a wider society

a resource aimed at older students to discuss and challenge the language and terminology surrounding: sex sexuality gender

A resource for Year11 or Sixth form students that allows students to : recognise the characteristics and positive aspects of a healthy one-to-one, intimate relationship which include mutual respect, consent, trust, sex and friendship analyse the existing narrative surrounding sex education and the impact that may have on positive, intimate relationships. where they can go for support

A thought experiment across 2 lessons for KS3 or KS4 that looks at: how we make decisions different types of government reflections on the benefits and consequences of different way to make decision for a society British Values reflections on our own values.