Six early teens, sitting together and smiling, representing inclusive and supportive sex education for ages 12 to 14.

Ages 12–14:
Confidence, Consent & Critical Thinking


Helping young teens build confidence, communicate effectively, and stay safe online

This course supports students as they begin thinking more independently and navigating early relationships, media, and identity. Lessons focus on building emotional awareness, communication skills, and a strong sense of self.

We approach this age group with honesty, respect, and age-appropriate depth — guiding young teens through the changes of puberty, early dating, digital life, and how to make informed, values-aligned decisions.

ABOUT THIS COURSE:

  • 10-week online course

  • One class per week (60 minutes per class)

  • Built-in Parent Coaching (details below)

  • All sessions taught live, in small groups

  • Scroll down for schedule and start dates

  • Monday (Term 2)

    Starts on April 13th, 2026

    For students who have completed the [12-14] Term 1, or any GSE [8-11] module

    Every Monday for 10 Weeks
    5:00–6:00 PM (GMT +8)
    13th April - 29th June 2026

    Click HERE to view course outline

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  • Weekly 30-Second Parent Updates

    Brief post-class guides with specific questions to help you start a natural conversation at home and find common ground. Especially helpful for parents of older teens.

  • Expert Curated Materials

    Personally vetted learning materials (e.g. book recommendations, articles, videos, etc.) to support parents’ understanding of the topics we cover. This takes the guesswork out of which materials work best.

  • 2 Parent Huddles

    Group parent sessions to share a window into what’s currently on the kids' minds, provide guidance on the developmental roadmaps ahead, and take questions. Also a valuable chance to connect with other parents for reassurance and perspective.

  • Taught by a Trusted Expert

    Lessons are led by Dr June Low, a highly regarded and experienced educator known for making complex topics accessible, relevant, and engaging. The course offers a unique opportunity for young people to receive sex education that is internationally accessible and grounded in the latest research.

  • Live, Weekly Online Classes

    Sessions are discussion-based and interactive. All classes are online, so students can join from anywhere. The weekly format allows plenty of time for reflection and deeper learning.

  • Catch-up flexibility

    If your child misses a class or is traveling, they won’t miss out. All students have access to a shared learning space where they can review key class materials and participate in discussion boards between sessions.

What We Teach

  • Puberty, hormones, and how to manage physical, emotional and social changes

  • Reproductive health, periods, and how babies develop

  • Understanding attraction, crushes, and early dating

  • Understanding consent and communicating boundaries

  • Setting boundaries and responding to peer pressure

  • Healthy vs. unhealthy relationships

  • Sexting, online images, and protecting privacy

  • Critical thinking around media, beauty standards, and pornography

  • Gender identity, gender expression, and human rights

  • Challenging stereotypes and embracing diversity

  • Emotional intelligence and respectful communication

  • Personal safety and recognising harassment

  • Sexual healthcare and understanding the basics of contraception

  • HIV and AIDS: reducing stigma and understanding prevention

  • Skills for decision-making, refusal, and negotiation

  • Finding help and support when needed

  • How global issues and current events shape sexuality education

  • Introduction to sexual behaviours and responsibility (age-appropriate)

Program Preview

In this webinar, Dr June Low outlines the program and her approach to teaching