Sex Education Australia

Sex Education Australia (SEA) delivers quality sex education and information programs to:

primary schools
secondary schools
parents
universities

SEA's qualified and experienced teachers are passionate about working with young people and committed to:

helping young people develop their sexual health knowledge and skills in sexual decision making
respecting diversity in our communities and schools
the idea that sexual activity should be a personal choice and always consensual, healthy, safe and respectful.

At the primary level, quality sex education has been shown to:

help increase children's personal safety
help increase children's confidence and self esteem
make children better able to make healthy decisions as they grow older.

At the secondary level, quality sex education has been shown to:

delay the first experience of sex
reduce STIs
reduce instances of unplanned pregnancy
reduce instances of coerced sexual activity
reduce instances of sexual assault
increase confidence and ability to negotiate consensual sexual activity that is mutual, respectful, communicative and safe.

Our sessions are clear and direct. We provide key messages that young people can take away from our sessions to help them with their choices and decision making.

Our team

Company positioning statements

SEA in the media

Sources:
Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, 2011. Catching on Early: Sexuality Education for Victorian Primary Schools, Melbourne.

Walsh, J, 2011, Talk soon. Talk often: a guide for parents talking to their kids about sex, Western Australia. Sexual Health and Blood-borne Virus Program, Perth.

UNESCO, 2009, International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education: An evidence-informed approach for schools, Paris. p 13.

About us For parents For schools For universities Services Our clients Testimonials Contact	Sex Education Australia (SEA) delivers quality sex education and information programs to: primary schools secondary schools parents universities SEA's qualified and experienced teachers are passionate about working with young people and committed to: helping young people develop their sexual health knowledge and skills in sexual decision making respecting diversity in our communities and schools the idea that sexual activity should be a personal choice and always consensual, healthy, safe and respectful. At the primary level, quality sex education has been shown to: help increase children's personal safety help increase children's confidence and self esteem make children better able to make healthy decisions as they grow older. At the secondary level, quality sex education has been shown to: delay the first experience of sex reduce STIs reduce instances of unplanned pregnancy reduce instances of coerced sexual activity reduce instances of sexual assault increase confidence and ability to negotiate consensual sexual activity that is mutual, respectful, communicative and safe. Our sessions are clear and direct. We provide key messages that young people can take away from our sessions to help them with their choices and decision making. Our team Company positioning statements SEA in the media Sources: Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, 2011. Catching on Early: Sexuality Education for Victorian Primary Schools, Melbourne. Walsh, J, 2011, Talk soon. Talk often: a guide for parents talking to their kids about sex, Western Australia. Sexual Health and Blood-borne Virus Program, Perth. UNESCO, 2009, International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education: An evidence-informed approach for schools, Paris. p 13. © Sex Education Australia. ABN 85154169936