Family Planning Association
Interactive RSHE Lessons for primary schools
DfE compliant. Designed by teachers for teachers.
Age appropriate lessons help Yasmine and Tom cover the full RSHE curriculum.
The Gold Standard of Patient Information
Contraception, STI, Health & Family Guides
- Peer reviewed
- Developed following extensive consumer research
- In line with up-to-date, evidence-based guidance
- Plain English
- Regularly reviewed
NEW: Digital access now available to members.
New for secondary schools!
7 high quality, relevant, frank and fun secondary school lessons on sexual health.
PSHE Association approved. DfE compliant.
Contraceptive Display Kit
Ideal resource for thinking & talking about contraceptive options.
FPA’s latest news, views and campaigns!
The Long-term Psychological Impact of Poor Sex Education
27 Feb 2025. In the autumn of 2024, the new Government launched a Curriculum and Assessment Review - at the...
RCOG Need Help / Feedback on Women’s Health: New Research
11 Feb 2025. Hi! RCOG have just started an important new project: identify and prioritise research areas in women's health in the...
BPAS data shows increased use of fertility awareness-based contraceptive methods
13 Jan 2025. Below - a new report in the British Medical Journal. We have also added the FPA's view on the...
Highlighting the importance of RSHE in the Government Curriculum and Assessment Review
Update: 20 Nov 2024. As many will have seen - the Call for Evidence as part of the Government’s Curriculum...
RSHE Statutory Guidance Update with DfE Feedback – September 2024
As many schools will have seen – and many teachers have been feeling – the previous Government created some potentially...
Discovering the Gufasha Girl Foundation
It astounds us here at FPA how some people find the time to help so many positive causes and help...
Reverse damaging changes to the Keeping Children Safe In Education Statutory Guidance
Dear Bridget Phillipson The Family Planning Association is very concerned about changes to the 2024 Keeping Children Safe In Education...
Secondary Schools: Government RSHE Consultation Closes on Thursday 11 July – Act Now
Dear Teachers In May, the government published proposed changes to the statutory RSHE Guidance. The proposed new guidance is now out...
FPA Patient Information Guides
Peer Reviewed Plain English Consumer Tested Evidence-based Guidance Booklets & Online Guides
For online guides you can share with patients – see FPA Medical Professional. Only £99/year for a single GP surgery and £699/year for a single clinic.
Contraception Booklet Bundle: £18.99
(65 booklets)
Contains 5 of each of:
- Contraception: A Guide
- Emergency Contraception
- Contraceptive choices after a baby
Plus booklets on 12 types of contraception.
STI Booklet Bundle: £14.99
(50 booklets)
12 sexually transmitted and vaginal infections covered in 5 different booklets, including:
- Chlamydia
- HIV
- Syphilis
Plus Genital Herpes, Gonorrhoea, NGU, Thrush and more.
Individual Patient Information Booklets
from £12.99 per pack of 50
Over 25 guides covering:
- Contraception
- Sexually transmitted and vaginal infections
- Pregnancy (and unwanted pregnancy)
- Postnatal health
- Menopause
Secondary Schools RSHE & PSHE Resources
- Sexual Health Essentials – new online teaching resource. 7 high quality, relevant, frank and fun sexual health lessons. Each lesson contains videos with 2 engaging doctors – from just £99/year – see more
- Condom demonstrator (with condoms) – £28.99 and one of our most popular teaching products – see more
Self Examination Models
– from £14.99 to £109.99
Improve self-examination demonstrations with physical models.
Models contain lumps – perfect for raising awareness and showing students how to carry out health checks.
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Drunk and Drug Vision Impairment Goggles
£109.99
Goggles bring lessons to life and show how alcohol and drugs can affect your pupils’ vision.
Contraception and STI Card Games
£44.99
2 educational card games created to increase young people’s awareness of:
- Types of contraception and their effectiveness
- Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and their symptoms
