PSHE lesson - PRACTICING SAFE SEX

Practising Safe Sex – A Factual and Empowering PSHE Lesson
TO LAST 45min–1H | 23 SLIDES

This open, informative, and judgement-free PSHE lesson helps students understand the importance of practising safe sex. Designed to promote healthy attitudes towards relationships, consent, and protection, this lesson equips young people with the knowledge and confidence to make informed, respectful choices.

What the lesson includes:

• Clear definitions of key terms: consent, contraception, STIs, and safe sex

• A visual guide to different methods of contraception, including their effectiveness

• Scenario-based discussions to explore choices, consequences, and communication

• A myth-busting activity addressing common misconceptions around sex and protection

• Reflection slides to encourage personal values, boundaries, and respect

Pupils will be encouraged to:

• Understand the importance of consent and mutual respect in sexual relationships

• Learn how to protect themselves and others from unintended pregnancy and STIs

• Ask questions in a supportive, non-judgemental environment

• Reflect on their readiness, values, and the emotional side of sex

This lesson promotes body autonomy, responsibility, and self-respect while addressing real-life issues that matter to young people. It provides the tools needed to stay safe, informed, and in control of their sexual health.

Let’s break the stigma, provide the facts, and support confident, respectful decision-making.