Interactive Pupil Workshops

Bee Informed Sessions
This interactive workshop helps children explore important topics around relationships, health, and wellbeing in a safe, age-appropriate way. Through engaging activities and discussions, pupils will learn about friendship, respect, personal boundaries, online safety, staying healthy, and understanding physical and emotional changes as they grow. 

The differentiated sessions support emotional development as well as building confidence and healthy self-esteem to make safe, informed choices.

Teacher Training
RSHE Teacher Training Workshop – Confidently Delivering Relationships, Sex and Health Education

This practical training is designed to equip primary teachers with the knowledge, confidence, and strategies to deliver high-quality RSHE in line with statutory guidance. Twilight/half day training will cover age-appropriate content, safeguarding considerations, inclusive teaching approaches, handling sensitive questions, and building a safe classroom environment. 

Full day training will also explore key topics such as healthy relationships, puberty, mental wellbeing, and online safety, with opportunities for discussion, resource sharing, and lesson planning support.

Parent/Carer Workshops: 

• Talk openly with your child about feelings, friendships, and changes as they grow.

• Use correct names for body parts and encourage respectful language.

• Reinforce concepts at home on consent, kindness, and personal boundaries.

• Knowing what your child is learning in statutory RSHE — and how to support conversations at home

Small Group Sessions

Small group RSHE (Relationships, Sex and Health Education) sessions provide a safe, inclusive, and interactive space for young people to explore key topics around relationships, emotional wellbeing, consent, personal safety, and sexual health. These sessions are designed to encourage open discussion, promote positive decision-making, and build confidence in managing real-life situations.

Key features of small group sessions:

• Group size typically between 4–10 young people

• Age-appropriate and tailored to specific needs or themes

• Activities, discussions, and scenario-based learning

• Can cover topics such as:

  • Healthy vs unhealthy relationships

  • Consent and boundaries

  • Online safety and sexting

  • Identity and body image

  • Mental health and emotional resilience

In addition to group sessions, we also offer one-to-one RSHE support for young people who may benefit from more personalised guidance. This may be suitable for individuals who:

• Have experienced trauma or abuse

• Are struggling with identity or self-esteem

• Find group settings difficult or triggering

• Require targeted intervention around risky behaviours

One-to-one sessions are confidential and led at the young person's pace, focusing on their specific questions, concerns, or experiences.

All sessions are delivered in line with the latest RSHE statutory guidance.

SEND Workshops

RSHE (Relationships, Sex and Health Education) workshops for primary-aged pupils with SEND are designed to be inclusive, engaging, and developmentally appropriate. These workshops support children in understanding themselves, their emotions, and how to build safe and positive relationships with others.

Key features:

• Adapted content to suit a wide range of learning needs, communication styles, and cognitive abilities

• Visual, sensory, and interactive activities to support engagement and understanding

• Short, focused sessions delivered in small groups or one-to-one, depending on need

• Consistent structure and clear routines to help children feel safe and confident

Core themes covered may include:

• Recognising and naming feelings

• Building friendships and understanding kindness

• Learning about personal space and appropriate touch

• Understanding the difference between public and private

• Identifying trusted adults and asking for help

• Basic understanding of body changes and personal hygiene (if appropriate)

• Staying safe online and offline

All workshops will involve liaison with school staff to ensure content is tailored, appropriate, and in line with individual EHCP goals where relevant. 

Workshops aim to empower pupils, build self-awareness, and lay the foundation for safe, respectful relationships as they grow.

Neurodivergent Girls Groups

Our RSHE (Relationships, Sex and Health Education) sessions for neurodivergent girls are tailored to provide a safe, affirming, and empowering space where girls can explore key topics around relationships, identity, and wellbeing in a way that respects neurodiversity and values lived experience.

These sessions are delivered by a neurodivergent facilitator, offering relatable, authentic guidance and role-modelling from someone with shared understanding..

Topics explored include:

• Understanding friendships, boundaries, and navigating social cues

• Managing feelings like overwhelm, anxiety, and masking

• Consent and body autonomy, including how to say "no" and recognise safe vs unsafe behaviour

• Puberty, body changes, and self-care in a sensory-friendly way

• Online safety and understanding digital relationships

• Identity, self-advocacy, and building self-esteem as a neurodivergent girl

These sessions aim to promote self-understanding, and equip girls with practical skills to manage relationships and transitions in a way that feels safe and true to who they are.