Sexual Health Teaching Resources

• Every Mind Matters Lesson plans - Helping you teach PSHE, RHE and RSHE to Upper KS2, KS3 and KS4 students, with flexible, ready-to-use content co-created with teachers, and young people.
• Abortion care factsheet Designed to ensure teaching of pregnancy options adheres to RSHE guidance (secondary) requiring pupils to have medically and legally accurate information on pregnancy options, including abortion
• E-bug AMR STIs, as with other infections, can develop antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and become increasingly difficult to treat. There have been cases in which gonorrhoea has developed resistance to most antibiotics used for treatment.
• National sexual health helpline provides free and confidential telephone advice on sexual and reproductive health. 0300 123 7123 open 9am-8pm Monday-Friday, including signposting to local services.
• Sexwise- up-to-date information on all aspects of sexual and reproductive health
• Abuse in relationships: Disrespect NoBody (Home Office and Government Equalities Office)from PSHE
• Consent: PSHE Association lesson plans
• LGBT inclusivity: Stonewall lesson plans and materials for primary and secondary
• Public Health England website- resources covering relationships and bullying, alcohol, smoking, stress, body image, with videos made by young people and resources tested with teachers
• Example model secondary curricula from Catholic Education
• RSE toolkit for the post-16 sector (hosted by the Association of Colleges)- non-statutory effective practice for FE providers, including resources and lesson plans, to support high-quality RSE. This was created by DfE’s FE Student Support Champion.

Safeguarding

• NSPCC PANTS rule with film
• LGBT Inclusive Education: Stonewall lesson plans and materials for primary and secondary
• ‘Protect against STIs’ new campaign

 

National organisations

• Sex Education Forum: all aspects of evidence based RSE at primary and secondary
• Brook: evidence-based and factually accurate information designed for young people under 25 on all aspects of relationships, sexual and reproductive health.
• Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecology: organisations with medical authority on all aspects of reproductive and sexual health, including pregnancy options
• Terrence Higgins Trust (THT), National AIDs Trust (NAT), British Association of Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH), British HIV Association (BHIVA): organisations providing evidence based and factually accurate information on all aspects of sexual health and HIV.