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Respectful relationships and sexuality education

A comprehensive, age-appropriate program supporting young people to explore sexuality, relationships, consent, identity and sexual health while building the knowledge and skills to make respectful, informed decisions.

Primary School · Secondary School · Parents & Carers · Professional Development


About the program

Unique You provides age-appropriate relationships and sexuality education that supports students to understand their bodies, relationships, identity and sexual health.

Through games, guided discussion and storytelling, students explore topics including puberty, consent, relationships and identity, with content tailored to their age and developmental stage.

The program is inclusive and affirming, recognising diverse families, identities and experiences while supporting students to develop respectful attitudes, healthy relationships and informed decision-making.

What children learn

Primary School

Students build age-appropriate knowledge about bodies, relationships and growing up, including:

  • Families and identity
  • Bodies, sex and gender
  • Body safety
  • Puberty and physical development
  • Conception and foetal development
  • Birth
  • Consent
  • Healthy online and offline relationships

Topics are introduced progressively and tailored to students’ age and developmental stage.

Secondary School

Students explore relationships and sexuality in greater depth, including:

  • Sex and sexuality
  • The law and personal values
  • Safer sex
  • Contraception
  • Sexually transmissible infections
  • Accessing sexual health services
  • Respectful relationships
  • Affirmative consent
  • Negotiating, setting and respecting boundaries
  • The law, sex and digital media

Program options

Unique You is tailored to different ages and audiences. Explore the program options below, including session length, format and key learning areas.

Student Programs

Primary & Secondary School

Age-appropriate relationships and sexuality education supporting students to understand their bodies, relationships, consent, identity and sexual health.

Foundation–Year 2
3 × 1-hour sessions

Key learning areas include:

  • My family
  • My body
  • Body safety
  • Foetal development and birth

Years 3–4
5 × 1-hour sessions

Key learning areas include:

  • My family
  • Bodies, sex and gender
  • Body safety
  • Puberty basics
  • Conception, foetal development and birth

Years 5–6
5 × 1-hour sessions

Key learning areas include:

  • Bodies, sex and gender
  • Body changes during puberty
  • Periods and sperm production
  • Body safety
  • Consent
  • Conception
  • Foetal development and birth
  • Healthy online and offline relationships

Secondary School — Years 7–12
6 × 1-hour sessions

Key learning areas include:

  • Sex and sexuality
  • The law and personal values
  • Safer sex
  • Contraception
  • Sexually transmissible infections
  • Accessing sexual health services
  • Respectful relationships
  • Affirmative consent
  • Negotiating, setting and respecting boundaries
  • Sex and digital media

Parents & Carers

Primary & Secondary School

1-hour information session

An informative session giving parents and carers greater confidence to support conversations about relationships, sexuality and growing up.

Primary School topics can include:

  • Supporting conversations about bodies and sexuality
  • Understanding age-appropriate sexuality education
  • Puberty and development
  • Consent and respectful relationships
  • Answering children’s questions openly and appropriately

Secondary School topics can include:

  • Supporting conversations about relationships and sexuality
  • Responding to students’ growing need for information
  • Consent and respectful relationships
  • Sexual health and decision-making
  • Online and digital influences

Professional Development

For educators, teachers and professionals

Practical professional development to build staff knowledge and confidence in delivering inclusive, age-appropriate relationships and sexuality education.

Primary School
2-hour workshop
Half-day workshop
Full-day workshop

Training can cover:

  • Families and family diversity
  • Creating culturally inclusive classrooms
  • Bodies, sex and gender
  • Puberty and physical development
  • Conception, foetal development and birth
  • Respectful relationships and consent
  • Power imbalances and gender stereotypes
  • Media literacy
  • Sexuality and gender

Secondary School
2-hour workshop
Half-day workshop
Full-day workshop

Training can cover:

  • Sex and sexuality
  • The law and personal values
  • Safer sex
  • Contraception
  • Sexually transmissible infections
  • Accessing sexual health services
  • Respectful relationships
  • Affirmative consent
  • Negotiating, setting and respecting boundaries
  • Sex and digital media

Half-day and full-day extension programs are also available.

Aligned with relevant Australian Professional Standards for Teachers.

Ready to bring Unique You to your community?

Talk to our team about the right program option for your school, early learning service or organisation.