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Our expert-led sessions for KS2 (ages 7-11) create safe, engaging spaces for young people to learn about relationships and sex. Delivered in schools and community sessions, our workshops equip young people with the knowledge and skills to communicate openly, ask questions and make informed choices.
Duration
50-60 minutes (can be extended)
Cost
£140 per session (discounts available for bulk bookings)
Group size
Around 30 young people
Compliance
Meets 2025 RSHE guidance
Session aim: Explore what makes friendships positive and healthy, and build skills for recognising and responding to unhealthy behaviour.
Session objectives:
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Session aim: Understand what consent means and how it applies to everyday situations, including social media use.
Session aim: Recognise peer pressure, distinguish it from healthy encouragement, and build the confidence to resist pressure in relationships.
Session aim: Develop the knowledge and skills young people need to prioritise their wellbeing online, including the ability to manage and report pressures and concerns online.
Session aim: Understand self-esteem, identify influences on self-image, evaluate messages from others and social media, and challenge negative self-talk.
Session aim: Recognise the qualities and behaviours that make relationships healthy or unhealthy, across friendships, family and early romantic relationships, and to know what to do if something feels wrong.
Session aim: Introduce the concepts of consent, personal boundaries, respect and trust in everyday relationships.
Session aim: Recognise bullying, understand its different forms, and learn practical skills to support themselves and others using Brook’s Five Ways to Help.
Session aim: Exploring what body image means, how it can be affected by online content and advertising, and how to think critically about online content.
Session aim: Introduce learners to the harmful effects of misogyny and challenge unfair gender stereotypes that reinforce limited notions of masculinity and femininity.
Session aim: Understand what fertility means, how it changes over time, and the range of routes available to becoming a parent.
Session aim: Recognise the characteristics of healthy relationships and identify behaviours that indicate an unhealthy or abusive relationship.
Session aim: Build young people’s understanding of exploitation, including sexual and criminal exploitation and grooming, and their confidence to recognise warning signs and access support.
Session aim: Understand online consent and the risks of nudes and deepfakes, and to know how to manage pressure and seek help.
Session aim: Build an understanding and acceptance of diverse relationships, identities and experiences, and to promote inclusivity, equality, and respect.
Session aim: Introduce the topic of sexual health, including contraception and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) while emphasising the importance of consent within all sexual encounters.
Session aim: Explore factors that shape relationship values and expectations, develop skills to challenge harmful gender stereotypes, and recognise the characteristics of healthy relationships.
Session aim: Understand consent, recognise the pressures around sex, and assess their own readiness for sexual activity.
Session aim: Understand the rights and responsibilities within relevant legal frameworks and ensure young people are supported to make decisions and choices that support safe and enjoyable sexual relationships.
Session aim: Understand the law relating to pornography and promoting critical thinking about how it can shape expectations and behaviours in relation to sex and relationships.
Session aim: Increase understanding and acceptance of diversity in sexual orientation and gender identity, challenge stereotypes, and promote inclusivity and equality.
Session aim: To help reduce unplanned pregnancies and the transmission of STIs among young people by supporting them to make informed, responsible choices about contraception and sexual health.
Session aim: Explore different types of adult relationship, understand the legal rights and protections that apply to them, and to be able to recognise healthy relationships and identify domestic abuse.
Session aim: Recognise the difference between sexual behaviours which are consensual and healthy and those which are abusive and harmful, and to know where to seek help and support if needed.
Session aim: Build skills and confidence to recognise sexual harassment and safely apply active bystander approaches.
Session aim: Critically evaluate how online content might positively or negatively impact on someone’s sexual health, and to identify factual and trustworthy online sources of information.
Session aim: Build understanding of gender stereotypes and the pressures they create, and the skills to challenge those stereotypes.
Session aim: To increase knowledge about people’s legal rights to make informed choices about pregnancy.
Experts in sensitive topics – Our specialist educators are experienced in facilitating honest, age-appropriate conversations about relationships and sex. They know how to answer challenging questions, manage complex discussions and create learning experiences that are inclusive, engaging and relevant to young people.
Focused support where it’s needed most – Whether you’re responding to a specific issue or want to strengthen learning on a particular topic, our sessions are effective at achieving outcomes.
A safe space for open conversations – Young people often feel more comfortable discussing sensitive topics with an external expert. Our sessions provide a safe, inclusive and respectful environment where participants can ask questions, share views and explore ideas they may not feel able to discuss in their usual classroom setting.
Engaging and interactive learning – We don’t just deliver information. Our participatory approach encourages discussion, reflection and critical thinking, helping young people build knowledge, confidence and communication skills that last beyond the session.
Safeguarding expertise you can trust – Discussions about relationships and sex can sometimes lead to disclosures or safeguarding concerns. Our trained specialists know how to recognise potential issues, respond appropriately and follow safeguarding best practice.
KS5 (age 16-18)
KS2 (age 7-11)
Looking to book for larger groups?
We offer discounts for drop-down days and bulk bookings. We also provide a limited number of talks for up to 80 young people. While talks are an effective way of reaching larger audiences, our interactive lesson-based sessions provide greater opportunities for discussion, participation and questions, helping young people engage more deeply with the content.
Get in touch to discuss the best delivery option for your setting.