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We have developed high quality digital learning to empower, support and encourage you to deliver effective relationships and sex education (RSE) - based on our 55 years experience of working with under 25s.
What is RSE For All? Ensure your Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) is inclusive and accessible to Autistic and neurodivergent young people with this set of nine lessons. Who’s it…
A Year 10 lesson to help young people understand their rights and responsibilities within relevant legal frameworks, and to ensure they are supported to make decisions and choices that support safe and enjoyable sexual relationships.
A Year 10 lesson to support young people to understand consent, recognise the pressures around sex, and assess their own readiness for sexual activity.
A Year 9 lesson to develop pupils’ understanding of sexual consent, explore how it is communicated in real-life situations, and build the skills and confidence to recognise and respect boundaries in their own relationships.
A Year 11 lesson that supports pupils to critically evaluate how online content might positively or negatively impact someone’s sexual health, and to identify factual and trustworthy online sources of information.
A Year 10 lesson to increase understanding and acceptance of diversity in sexual orientation and gender identity, challenge stereotypes, and promote inclusivity and equality.
A Year 8 lesson to help pupils recognise bullying, understand its different forms, and learn practical skills to support themselves and others using Brook’s Five Ways to Help.
Lessons equipping pupils with the knowledge and confidence to recognise unsafe situations, respond in a way that keeps them safe, and seek help and support for themselves or others. Covers peer pressure, exploitation, grooming and how to support others as active bystanders.
A Year 11 lesson to build pupils’ skills and confidence to recognise sexual harassment and safely apply active bystander approaches.
A Year 7 lesson to develop the knowledge and skills young people need to prioritise their wellbeing online, including the ability to manage and report pressures and concerns online.
This course supports professionals working with young people to safely utilise the Traffic Lights framework to identify, understand and respond to sexual behaviours.
The framework categorises sexual behaviours as green, orange or red, helping you make informed decisions and have meaningful conversations about age-appropriate behaviour.
The original is owned by the Australian organisation True Relationships & Reproductive Health and has been licensed and adapted for use in the UK by Brook.
This online training course will help you prepare and deliver great Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) at your school.
After taking this course, you will feel confident and equipped to teach excellent mandatory RSE that ensures the best outcomes for young people.
Full RSE lesson pack for Year 10 covering six topics
Full RSE lesson pack for Year 11 covering six topics
Full RSE lesson pack for Year 7 covering six topics