Resources

• Create a Safe Learning Environment
• Answering Challenging Questions
• Answering Children’s Questions About Sexuality
• Infographics

These fun and engaging activities aim to break the ice, increase sexual health literacy and address common sexual health myths.

• These three classroom discussion games can be used in Stages 5 and 6. Check out the Lesson Plans in the section below to support The Game, and find more information on facilitating the discussions in the Teacher’s Response Guide.
  • Instructions for Teachers
  • The Game – Relationships
  • The Game – Consent
  • The Game – Decisions
  • Teacher’s Response Guide – web version
  • Teacher’s Response Guide – print version
• ‘What do you know about contraception?’ Kahoot! Quiz for secondary school students
  • Contraception Kahoot! quiz
  • Contraception Kahoot! teacher tip sheet with explanations of the contraception quiz answers, key sexual health messages and suggestions for discussion topics.
• ‘What do you know about STIs?’ Kahoot! Quiz for secondary school students
  • STI Kahoot! quiz
  • STI Kahoot! teacher tip sheet with explanations of the contraception quiz answers, key sexual health messages and suggestions for discussion topics.

Incorporate Body Talk into your next class using these lesson plans.

Please review these lesson plans and activities to determine if they will be suitable for your purpose, student’s year level, or community.

• These 3 Lesson Plans support The Game: Consent, Sex and Relationships which is available in the Classroom Activities section above, or can be ordered from our Shop.

• Talking Sexual Health
  National teaching and learning resource for secondary students concerning STIs, HIV/AIDS and BBVs.
• Teaching Sexual Health
  An innovative website developed by Alberta educators and health professionals to help achieve excellence in teaching sexual health.
• Enhancing online safety
  The Office of the Children’s eSafety Commissioner is a one-stop-shop for online safety information for children, young people, parents and teachers; supporting children to be safe online.

The Family Planning NSW Shop has a range of up-to-date and credible resources widely used by clinicians, teachers, youth workers, and parents on issues ranging from contraception to puberty, sexual health for young people, and people with disabilities.

In line with our commitment to training teachers in the sexual health component of the PDHPE curriculum, we develop resources for schools such as contraceptive kits, which include examples of contraception options to ensure young people are informed of the choices available.

The disability resources we develop are highly regarded, not just by disability workers, but also by carers and parents who are often forgotten when it comes to supporting material for reproductive and sexual health education. Our resources are written in simple English and targeted toward people with an intellectual disability, ensuring they understand and feel supported when it comes to their reproductive and sexual health.

For additional programs and resources to support teaching reproductive and sexual health go to the Family Planning NSW Teachers’ page.