We’re the first breast cancer charity in the UK to create awareness solely amongst young people. We’re on a mission to educate and inform students about getting to know their bodies better and instil healthy habits that could one day save a life. Get FREE access to everything you need to confidently teach about breast cancer awareness in your PSHE curriculum, including a CPD e-learning module, videos, lesson resources, posters and more!
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Why should you add Breast Cancer Awareness to your PSHE/RSHE lessons?
1 in 7 women will experience breast cancer at some point in their life and around 400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK. It can affect anybody, of any gender, at anytime. By helping young people get to know their bodies better from an early age, we can instil healthy habits that could one day save their lives. It all starts with education.
We understand this is a sensitive, but incredibly valuable topic to teach which is why we’re giving educators access to our vast library of tools and resources (for free!).
“I used them at my previous school, but will be continuing to use them at my new school. Such an important lesson to deliver and using these resources makes it easier.” – Genevieve Rose, Teacher at NESCOT
Empower and upskill teachers at your school or college helping them to confidently talk about breast cancer and deliver PSHE and RSHE-accredited lessons, with our e-learning module.
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Educate students to better understand their bodies and encourage healthy behaviours. Whether you’re delivering as part of a lesson or simply looking to share our FREE resources with your students.
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Promote awareness and create an open culture for young learners, enabling them to feel safe and free to ask any question—and get it off their chests!
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“They have actively been added to the curriculum and now this teaching is being taught to year 9-13 which had not been done before. The resources were fun and i love the how to check video! I loved how inclusive the language used was too.”
Olivia Rowland, School Nurse at St Gabriels School
“They have raised student awareness of the importance of self-awareness and talking to people if something doesn’t seem right. This feeds into a wider discussion about health and where best to seek help if you feel something isn’t right.”
Bichola Biggs, Teacher at Kirkbie Kendal School
“Students are more aware of the topic and willing to engage in the lesson. This is fantastic as the topic can be very sensitive to deal with. It allows students to open up and talk about their feelings.”
Jayshree Shah, Director of Character Development at Queen Elizabeth School
