Exposed
A person may do monstrous things - does that make them a monster?
A mature and hard hitting project for 16+
Relationship and Sex Education - Physical and Mental Health
The project can include:
Productions • Interactive workshops • Classroom sessions • Teaching resources • Q & A • Teacher training
"I am always in awe of how professional, engaging and realistic the play is, and it was excellent to go round and finally observe the workshops. You have such a talented team - they are excellent at delivering everything, and their discussions were truly amazing"
Humanities Curriculum Leader The Ramsey Academy
A hard hitting production, developed over 4 years, with input from pupils and staff and drawing on 20 years experience of delivering relationship & sex education. The story unfolds as part of a police investigation and follows a year in the life of three 18 year olds. The project examines how everyday experiences have the potential to become extreme.
Everyone has a different perspective.
They all have a motive.
None of them can be objective.
Can you?
Production
50 minutes
Audience up to 180
Years 11-13
Film coming soon
Workshops
Follow up interactive sessions
Minimum 45 minutes
Multiple timetable and delivery options available.
Resources
Free teaching resources for staff
Download presentations
Full guide on project delivery &
links to PSHE & Statutory Guidelines
Training
Training sessions for staff on project topics, including resources.
Creative, involving and engaging classroom solutions
ISSUES & TOPICS COVERED
(Performance + Workshop)
Different types of relationships • Trust Respect • Honesty • Boundaries Consent • Pornography • Coercive behaviour • Sexuality • Gender • Mental & Physical wellbeing • Toxic masculinity • Sexual health • Rape • Abuse • Self esteem • Control • The media • Communication
• Body image • Bullying • Post 18 choices • University • Healthy relationships • Friendship • Support • The law
A person may do monstrous things, but does that make them a monster?