Designed to equip students with the knowledge to approach their changing bodies with confidence & curiosity, and delivered as an age-appropriate and engaging curriculum, The Talk:
 

       * Covers the physical and emotional changes during puberty

       * Provides wellbeing strategies and exercises to assist students while they navigate this change

       * Explains an overview of the reproductive system, and reproductive function, as relevant to puberty 

       * Discusses Consent through the lens of respect for body, self and others and explores what this

          means within their friendship and peer groups

       * Gives practical advice on how to establish boundaries and advocate for themselves in all relationships

       * Explores the changing nature of friendship during this time 

       * Includes the option of a parent evening to discuss the content and provide strategies to parents

          supporting their children through this time

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The Talk is delivered at the beginning or end of the puberty unit and is designed to support the classroom delivery of the syllabus content. This face-to-face program allows your students to have conversations with an experienced external facilitator, asking questions they may not be comfortable with in a normal classroom setting. It includes whole group activities ​and single-sex Q&As to allow students the space to ask questions. This program fits well into both secular and religious school communities. We understand the sensitive nature of the subject matter and as such approach with respect for your school's traditions and individual belief systems.