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In this blog, Rin Harris, an Education Manager at Brook, shares their top tips for creating engaging RSE lessons from their 13 years’ experience as both a teacher and an…
The recent Cornell case has sparked important conversations about sexual violence, accountability, and the role communities play in preventing harm. Kirsty Cochrane, Brook’s Digital Marketing Coordinator, explores the role of bystander…
In this blog, we explore three key areas every secondary school should review as part of its curriculum planning to meet the new guidance – and in turn help students…
In 2024, Brook’s first ever Parent and Carer Participation Advisory Group formed and they instantly found their mission: to help other parents and carers feel confident in talking to their own children about changing bodies, feelings and puberty. Here they…
We know what a powerful tool RSE can be when it’s done right, which is why engaging students of all genders is so important. In this blog, Media and Communications…
Tabitha Jukes, an Education and Wellbeing Specialist at Brook, talks about their recent work with young boys and men to re-design our new discussion-based misogyny lesson. The rise of online influencers has brought harmful gender stereotypes and…
In this blog, Brook’s 16-19 Participation Advisory Group reflect on their project, Exploring Pornography, taking us on their journey from a small idea to a great resource with a big…
In this blog, Alice Hoddinott, Brook’s Media and Communications Coordinator, talks about why we shouldn’t be using the cup of tea consent video in 2026. If you work in education,…
In this blog, Rebecca Cant, Brook’s Product Development Manager talks about the development of Brook’s new Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) lesson pack that have been produced in consultation with Autistic young people and how…
In this blog, Dr Helen Dring-Turner, Brook’s Neurodivergence Lead, explores what the new RSHE government guidance means for young people who experience a label of SEND and why it’s not enough. Few changes, some minor improvements …
In this blog Lara Steele, Brook’s Digital and Marketing Coordinator talks about Brook’s work with BritSPAG to raise awareness of heavy periods among teens. Heavy periods are common among teenagers…
In this blog, Rebecca Cant, Brook’s Product Development Manager, sets out key steps your school needs to take to get ready for the new RSHE guidance effective September 2026. The…