About Us

We are a Kent based organisation that will work throughout the UK.  Our extensive experience working with state and private schools and colleges, as well as SEND provision within Kent and Medway since 2020 informs our work, that is built upon decades of experience of working with young people prior to this.

Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) in secondary schools has been compulsory for all schools since September 2020, and it is expected that accurate learning in this area is appropriate for the pupils of all schools.

At SedX, we aim to support young people and adults in schools, colleges, youth services and other organisations that work with young people aged 13+, with their delivery and planning of aspects of the Relationships & Sex Education curriculum.  At SedX we recognise that RSE can often be a challenging and emotive area of work for both staff and young people, and we pride ourselves on our ability to create a learning environment that values openness and honesty.

Recognising that each organisation or institution has different needs, at SedX our experienced team offers bespoke education opportunities.  This includes young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and those children and young people not currently engaged in education, employment or training (NEET).  At SedX we also recognise that RSE needs to work sensitively, yet honestly with groups and individuals where cultural and/or religious sensibilities need to be considered.

At SedX our experience has led us to realise that by the time young people have reached the age of sixteen, many of them still possess very poor levels of knowledge in respect of sexual health and healthy relationships.  The effects of an easily accessible and huge supply of pornography have given many young people a false and often detrimental perception of themselves and others in terms of sexuality, sexual health, body positivity, consent and healthy relationships.  SedX seeks to redress this imbalance and provide education that is informative, factual, realistic and non-judgemental.  

We are fully trained and experienced in the delivery of RSE education in line with the Fraser Guidelines.  When working with young people, our standard practice in relation to safeguarding concerns is to raise them immediately with relevant staff at the organisation or institution where the issue occurred.  All SedX staff are trained in safeguarding procedures, and all have DBS certificates that are no more than three years old.