Community Education
These presentations have been developed to encourage young people to be informed when considering their physical, relational, emotional, and spiritual wellness. Please read below for brief descriptions of Grade specific presentations.
Grade 7 and 8: The Journey
This presentation aids students in preparing for the journey of life, particularly when it comes to navigating relationships, the risks and impacts of sexual activity, and how media influences our perception of these things.
Grade 10: Respect & Relationships
Through group-based discussion and interactive activities, we will uncover the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships. We will also walk through examples of what consent and coercion look like within relationships.
Grade 9: B2B: Back to Basics
We will identify the facts and outcomes behind sexual activity, sexually transmitted infections, and pregnancy. We will also seek to demystify some common misconceptions surrounding these topics and encourage informed decision making.
Grade 11: Honest Conversations
Students will be given tools to recognize and process stress in a healthy way. We will also explore how positive and negative communication can affect our overall health and relationships.
Grade 12: #Love
Teacher Feedback
“Very well done - certainly meets curriculum expectations for the class but also engaging the students. Very relevant info for the class. I will definitely invite you back and recommend you to other P.E. teachers.” - Grade 9 Girls Teacher
“We want you back every semester.” - Grade 9 Boys Teacher
“I always appreciate the presentation by the Cambridge Pregnancy Resource Centre to augment the important messages of healthy sexuality and relationships. [The presenter] did an excellent job connecting with the students and delivering important messages.”
The aim of this presentation is to identify how media and cultural messages shape and skew our understanding of love. We will unpack a range of topics including consent, boundaries, and pornography and how they affect our overall health and relationships.