Our Sessions
Our sessions have been written, developed and piloted alongside educators and teachers to ensure that the content is age-appropriate, engaging and relevant for young people, and that it fits with RSE guidelines. Each session is delivered by one of our trained educators, who are confident and experienced in delivering engaging, informative, and thought-provoking sessions about the issues surrounding sex and p0rn.
NT sessions can be presented in the following ways:
Classroom-based sessions
Assembly-style presentations to whole year groups
Live-streamed “virtual” sessions
As the RSE guidelines and PSHE Association’s Programme of Study sets out learning at different key stages, the issues that NT address are part of a broader programme of learning on keeping safe and building healthy relationships.
Available Sessions:
Click on each title to see appropriate key stages for that session and where the content adheres to the RSE Guidelines from September 2026.
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KEYSTAGE: KS4 & KS5 (Y9 - Y13)
AIM: To give pupils an overview of the issue of p0rnography using 3 springboard questions:
Is it good for me? - Scientific evidence showing that p0rn use can lead to addiction and other physical & mental health issues.
What’s in this? - How do the messages & accepted behaviours found in p0rn impact and influence pupils’ understanding of body image, consent, and healthy relationships.
How was it made? - Unpacking the social justice issues related to some of the documented exploitation, coercion and abuse within the p0rn industry.
Curriculum Mapping to RSE Guidelines (from September 2026)
Respectful Relationships - 2, 8, 10, 11
Online Safety and Awareness - 8, 11
Being Safe - 15, 16
Intimate and Sexual Relationships - 1, 5
Wellbeing Online - 1, 2, 3
Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Vaping - 6
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KEYSTAGE: KS3 (Y7 - Y9)
AIM: To equip young people to recognise the potential dangers of sharing information online with a focus on sexting.
The session is designed to highlight the inconsistencies between behaviour online and offline, and encourages pupils to be their best selves online in the same way we would want them to behave offline (e.g. if this is rude to say to someone’s face, it’s rude to post on their TikTok!)
Curriculum Mapping to RSE Guidelines (from September 2026)
Families - 5
Respectful Relationships - 2, 3, 5, 8
Online Safety and Awareness - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11
Being Safe - 2, 5, 6, 7
Intimate and Sexual Relationships - 2, 5
Wellbeing Online - 2, 3
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KEYSTAGES: KS3 & KS4 (Y7 - Y10)
AIM: Students will be equipped to identify unhelpful messaging present in a variety of media types, critique those messages, and recognise potential harmful consequences if those messages are adopted into real-life relationships. Pupils also have the opportunity to consider and express their own '#relationshipgoals’.
Curriculum Mapping to RSE Guidelines (from September 2026)
Respectful Relationships - 1, 9, 11
Online Safety and Awareness - 8, 11
Being Safe - 15
Intimate and Sexual Relationships - 5
Wellbeing Online - 1, 2
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KEYSTAGES: KS5 (Y12 & Y13) who have already had P0rn: What’s the Big Deal
AIM: To deepen pupils’ understanding of the harms of p0rnography by characterising it as a betrayer and thief, highlighting how:
P0rn robs your health - Video testimonials of the detrimental effect addiction can have on a person’s life, including escalation into darker themes over time
P0rn robs your relationships - Statistics about the numbers of people who feel pressured into risky and violent acts, and video testimonials of young adults saying how harmful it was that they learned about sex from what they watched online
P0rn robs the people on-screen - Deeper dive into the human trafficking industry and its links to p0rnography and sexual exploitation
Curriculum Mapping to RSE Guidelines (from September 2026)
Respectful Relationships - 2, 8, 10, 11, 12
Online Safety and Awareness - 8, 11
Being Safe - 7, 14, 15
Intimate and Sexual Relationships - 1, 5, 10
Wellbeing Online - 2